Blogs
Our regular blogs are written by leading clinical negligence experts and clinicians who share their perspectives. You can get the lowdown on topical issues of the day and find out how our medico-legal experts have dealt with challenges in their work.
Breach of duty, advice and consent: the role of the expert
How expert witness work made me a better doctor
The limits of consent forms: three lessons from a recent case
Providing expert evidence in personal injury cases: reflecting on recent cases
Reflections on my work as a medical expert witness
How medico-legal work has enhanced my clinical practice
Montgomery, consent and historic advice – how far back does the duty go?
Sold-out conference welcomes a stellar line-up of speakers
Negligent care and following guidelines: how are the two related?
Maximising the quality of expert evidence
The unqualified expert
Joint statements of experts – Why they are important and some recent cases
Valuable lessons for expert witnesses: recent legal cases
Online training…has it changed us?
“A poor quality expert witness can cause serious damage….”
Launching an expert witness practice
Where does an expert witness fit into the litigation process
Inspire MediLaw: the personal story behind the business
The truth about working with lawyers…
Essentials for expert witness excellence
Reflections on Inspire MediLaw’s expert witness training
Why become a medical expert witness?
Wikipedia doesn’t make you an expert!
Changes in the rules for expert witnesses
Can an expert witness be an advocate?
Results of our 2019 survey for experts and lawyers
With fantastic online CPD provision now growing, why bother with face-to-face events?
Pitfalls in clinical negligence claims: a case study
Expert witness evidence, logic and breach of duty
Establishing a successful medico-legal practice
Reflections on Inspire MediLaw’s courtroom training
Paginating medical records
