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Basics of Clinical Negligence

Clinical negligence is a complex are of law in which very few initial enquiries lead to a successful claim. It is estimated that between 80% and 90% of claims do not get taken on by solicitors and of those that are pursued, about 40% are successfully defended. One of the key skills of clinical negligence practice is the ability to take full instructions from the client and thereby identify want the client wants to achieve and whether this is possible through the pursuit of clinical negligence action. This course is aimed at solicitors co ... See more

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£ 80 +VAT

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Claims Arising from Lack of Consent

with Alison Joyce

Every patient has a fundamental right to determine whether or not to undergo a particular procedure and it is the clinician’s duty to seek consent before taking action. The consequences if a clinician acts without consent can include criminal or civil proceedings. Consent is only valid if the patient has received full and frank information regarding what the procedure entails and the risks involved. If a clinician fails to fails to warn the patient of a particular risk and that risk materialises, the patient may be able to bring a ne ... See more

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91 Users Enrolled

£ 60 +VAT

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Defences to Professional Negligence

with Helen Swaffield

In this in-depth course we will examine the possible defences to professional negligence with experienced solicitor Helen Swaffield, giving you all the information needed when defending professional negligence in the commercial law sector. The following topics will be covered in this session:• Limitation• The rule in tort- calculating the date of loss• The knowledge date for an extra 3 years (S14A)• Loss of a benefit to the Claimant• Litigation that becomes weaker- the relevant date• CPR 7- the correct rules• Duty of care / Breach ... See more

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99 Users Enrolled

£ 169 +VAT

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Vulnerable Disabled Prisoners and Parole

with Dean Kingham

This course, presented by expert speaker Dean Kingham, offers a comprehensive look into the challenges and legal requirements involved in representing vulnerable disabled prisoners in parole proceedings. It covers the definition of disability as outlined in the Equality Act 2010, which includes a broad range of physical and mental impairments. The course emphasises the prison service's duty of care under common law and statutory obligations to safeguard prisoners from abuse and neglect.

41 Users Enrolled

£ 169 +VAT

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Basics of Clinical Negligence

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