Modern clinical negligence litigation remains complex. It involves the detailed and accurate assessment of the case, an understanding of many different areas of medicine and clinical practice; the ability to marshal factual and expert evidence effectively; and to progress the case to trial or settlement efficiently if the clients’ needs, aims and objectives are to be met.
This book provides practical guidance on the issues practitioners face in respect of case preparation, case management, evidence and proportionality. It is essential reading for all clinical negligence practitioners.
