We are now at capacity for this conference. If you’d like to join our reserve list please email events@dekachambers.com
Join us at Glaziers Hall on Thursday, 10th October for an afternoon of presentations on the topic of surgery.
Our expert speakers, along with members of Deka Chambers’ clinical negligence team, will provide a range of talks focusing on surgical claims.
Three acclaimed medical experts will be sharing insights from their day to day practice and experience of working on clinical negligence claims. Dr Wael Agur and our own Laura Elfield will together provide an up to date view of issues surrounding vaginal mesh litigation, including in relation to the law on consent. Mr John Leach will follow with an exploration of spinal infection in the clinical negligence context. Finally, Professor Bob Masterton will be joining us to discuss the management of patients with sepsis.
Along with a talk on surgical mishaps, candour and disclosure from Deka’s Abigail Stamp, this half day conference will provide useful insights for all clinical negligence practitioners dealing with surgery-related litigation.
The conference will be followed by a drinks and canapés reception.
13.20 Teas, coffees and pastries on arrival
13.35 Welcome Remarks
Simon Readhead KC, Joint Head of Chambers
13:45 Legal and Medical Issues in Pelvic Mesh Claims
Dr Wael Agur, Consultant Urogynaecologist and Laura Elfield, Barrister
14:55 Spinal Infection
Mr John Leach, Consultant Neurosurgeon
15:30 Break and Refreshments
15:55 Recent Lessons from Clinical Negligence Litigation
Christopher Stephenson, Barrister
16:30 Surgical Mishaps, Candour and Disclosure
Abigail Stamp, Barrister
17:00 Closing Remarks
Giles Mooney KC, Barrister
17:15-19:30 Drinks and canapés reception
This conference is APIL accredited.
With thanks to our sponsor, R Costings.
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