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St John’s Chambers Personal Injury team have created a compelling channel for personal injury lawyers which will provide news, insights, and some personality to complex legal cases. Our podcasts will convey thought leadership throughout our episodes as well as simplify and discuss implications of key cases in personal injury law. We will also aim to save solicitors some time in summarising and explaining developments.
stjohnschambers hosts The Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Pod from St John’s Chambers, a business show with 32 episodes published.
Our Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence teams have created a compelling channel for lawyers which will provide news, insights, and some personality to complex legal cases. Our podcasts convey thought leadership through
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Our Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence teams have created a compelling channel for lawyers which will provide news, insights, and some personality to complex legal cases. Our podcasts convey thought leadership through
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Our Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence teams have created a compelling channel for lawyers which will provide news, insights, and some personality to complex legal cases. Our podcasts convey thought leadership through
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Our Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence teams have created a compelling channel for lawyers which will provide news, insights, and some personality to complex legal cases. Our podcasts convey thought leadership through
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Our Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence teams have created a compelling channel for lawyers which will provide news, insights, and some personality to complex legal cases. Our podcasts convey thought leadership through
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In this short episode, Sophie Howard and Lauren Karmel delve into the recent judgment in Man v St George’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust [2024] EWHC 1304 (KB) and discuss practical guidance on witness evidence for both
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Episode 26 - Expert evidence in anaesthesia and intensive care (Part 2): in conversation with Professor Jerry Nolan In this episode, Beatrice Baskett and Rhodri Jones sit down with Professor Jerry Nolan and discuss his e
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In this episode, Beatrice Baskett and Rhodri Jones sit down with Professor Jerry Nolan and discuss his experiences providing expert evidence in the Coroner’s Court, including his role in both the Hillsborough Inquiry and
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Episode 24 - Mild Traumatic Brain Injury In this episode, James Marwick and Ben Handy discuss some of the challenges of brain injury litigation and the key learning points from some of the big cases of recent years.
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This edition of the Personal Injury Pod features a discussion between barristers Matthew White and Rachel Segal about Life Expectancy in Personal Injury claims: the nature of life expectancy data, how and why that affect
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In this podcast, Deputy Head of Clinical Negligence, Louise Asprey and Beatrice Baskett of St John's Chambers Inquests team consider the coronial concept ‘neglect’: its development, what needs to be proven for a finding
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In this episode Sophie Howard and Beatrice Baskett will discuss approval hearings, covering the basics, some practical tips on preparing for hearings and what to look out for, together with a look at claims on behalf of
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Our Personal Injury team have created a compelling channel for personal injury lawyers which will provide news, insights, and some personality to complex legal cases. Our podcasts will convey thought leadership throughou
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Our Personal Injury team have created a compelling channel for personal injury lawyers which will provide news, insights, and some personality to complex legal cases. Our podcasts will convey thought leadership throughou
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On the approach to his fiftieth anniversary at the Bar, St John’s founder Christopher Sharp KC talks to Ben Handy about his distinguished career, reflecting on life as a pupil in the 70s, the changes and developments he
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In this podcast, Richard Stead and Jonathan Lindfield provide a road map for those dealing with claims brought under the Animals Act 1971. A notoriously difficult piece of legislation, Jonathan and Richard focus on the s
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In this podcast, James Marwick and Justin Valentine discuss the Supreme Court decision in Paul v Royal Wolverhampton which has definitively closed the door on secondary victim claims in clinical negligence in the context
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Christopher Sharp KC and Ben Handy of St John's Chambers Personal Injury team discuss the latest developments in lost years claims for children, reflecting on their history, their relationship to dependency claims under
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We hear the term Galbraith plus used all the time in the Coroner’s Court but when was the last time you looked into what the test really requires a Coroner to do and what threshold it puts into place? Off the back of the
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Rachel Segal and Matthew White of our Personal Injury team discuss an issue arising out of the use of practice of the damages claims portal. Rachel and Matthew were against each other in a case earlier this year which in
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