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Sacha Ackland, instructed by Elaine Ibbotson of Keoghs, secured the dismissal of a large credit hire and personal injury claim. The Claimant claimed his motorbike had been knocked over and damaged, and that he had suffered significant injury. The Defendant…
Case involving conduct of a UK based multi-centre industry sponsored medical device clinical trial.
Defending a Local Authority prosecution under s3(1) Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, relating to a fatality in a residential care home, where issues of defective design and inspection arose.
In what is believed to be the first successful appeal against sentence for a very large organisation sentenced for health and safety offences under the Definitive Guidelines, Keith Morton KC and Dominic Adamson KC secured a substantial reduction in a…
Acting for the facilities managers in this 10-day inquest into a death at a hospital. Consideration of issues relating to the management of legionella and responsibilities of different organisations on site. In-depth questioning of the legionella expert instructed by the…
Instructed by the MOJ in this 4-day inquest into a death at HMP Bullingdon. Consideration of issues relating to suicide and self harm and the treatment of foreign nationals. Also instructed in related Article 2 proceedings. Oxford Coroner’s Court. June…
Clinical negligence case that settled for a six-figure sum. The Claimant’s sigmoid colon was injured whilst undergoing a hysterectomy, which the surgeon failed to notice. Consequently, the Claimant developed infection; required three additional surgical procedures; and needed to use a…
