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Life Cycle of a Claim

Life Cycle of a Claim

We have collaborated with NHS Resolution to bring you a series of animated videos explaining key topics and themes in clinical negligence litigation. This is the second in the series: Life Cycle of a Claim.

What is the video about?

In this animated video we provide an overview of the litigation process in clinical negligence claims:

  • What to expect when a claim is Pre-Action (including a review of Letters of Notification, investigations, Letters of Claims and Letters of Responses); and  
  • The process of a Litigated claim (from receipt of proceedings up to Trial)

Who is it for?

Trusts’ legal and governance teams, doctors and medical practitioners.

Further further information and support, please get in touch. 

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For more information on our clinical negligence expertise, click here. 

Key contacts

Our expertise in defending clinical negligence claims brought against NHS bodies and private sector organisations is unrivalled. We have been on the NHS Resolution’s panels for both clinical and non-clinical litigation since it was created in 1995.

How we can advise you

We are a national practice, with health litigation undertaken from offices in London, Liverpool, Leeds and Manchester. Our client base has a national footprint which takes in, for example, Cumbria, Wales, Birmingham and Surrey.

We have genuinely unrivalled expertise, particularly our national reputation in health sector group litigation and in relation to disease work for the NHS Resolution, where we are the sole national legal advisor, undertaking all deafness, asbestos and mesothelioma claims.

Our experts will support you in:

  • Clinical negligence litigation
  • Claims against GPs
  • Costs law
  • Employers’ and public liability litigation 
  • Healthcare group litigation where we are instructed across the country
  • Healthcare disease litigation
  • Public inquiries
  • Interpreting regulations and resolving disputes in pharmaceuticals, dentistry, ophthalmic and medical services