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Major new decision on Montgomery and causation in Birth Injury Cases – UK Healthcare Law Blog
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Causation in Clinical Negligence Cases: Can there be liability where the same injury would probably
Introduction The approach to causation in clinical negligence cases has changed significantly over the past 20 years. In this article I consider whether as practitioners we are about to see another si...
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CICA Awards and HRA Damages: is there double recovery? – UK Healthcare Law Blog
The ratio of the decision in AXO v CICA [2024] EWCA Civ 226 is that in certain circumstances, there is overlap and double recovery of a CICA award and Convention damages for breach of the HRA, so tha...
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BOLAM IS DEAD. LONG LIVE BOLAM! – UK Healthcare Law Blog
Published: 9 July 2019 In this article Simon Fox QC reviews the Bolam test for breach of duty in clinical negligence in the light of recent case law and asks – is it still the test for breach? Since I...
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Sklair/Reaney – When does a Claimant have to give credit for pre-existing care needs? – UK
The Defendant submitted that the decision not to give credit for notional care needs in Sklair was on the basis that the care regime after the accident in that case could properly be described as qua...
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Swift v Carpenter: short life expectancies and cliff edges – UK Healthcare Law Blog
The much-anticipated judgment in Swift v Carpenter [2020] EWCA Civ 1295 provided a neat and just approach to the valuation of capital costs in accommodation damages claims. Helpfully the Court of App...