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.
This article has been written by Paul Sankey, Consultant at Enable Law. The recent case...
Author: Paul Sankey, Partner and Clinical Negligence Solicitor, Enable Law There have been various cases...
Inspire Medilaw is delighted to launch a brand-new chambers of leading healthcare experts, known as...
What David Sellu’s Case Teaches Us About the Risks Facing Medical Expert Witnesses. “There should...
As the CEO of Inspire MediLaw, I have always believed that the role of the...
Recently Inspire MediLaw invited expert witnesses, seasoned clinicians, and leading legal professionals to explore the...
The case of Deakin-Stephenson v Behar raised some interesting issues in relation to consent to...
Author: Mr Paul Sankey, Medical Negligence Partner, Enable Law Published: Thursday 17th April 2025 6-minute...
International Women’s Day is a time to honour the remarkable achievements of women and to...
Inspire Medilaw, founded in 2017, has grown to become one of the leading providers of...
Mr Hamed was a prisoner at Belmarsh awaiting sentence. He had a history of poor...
Navigating the intricate world of clinical negligence cases can be daunting, but a well-crafted letter...
In the realm of medical negligence cases, the “Bolam test” established in Bolam v Friern...
In the realm where medicine meets the law, a unique and intellectually stimulating profession awaits...
The Inspire MediLaw two-day expert witness training courses are held at the Voco Oxford Spires...
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