- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Civil Fraud
- Clinical Negligence & Healthcare
- Commercial & Chancery
- Court of Protection
- Construction & Property
- Credit Hire
- Crime
- Family Law
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Stephen Glynn is featured as an expert by LexisNexis for his assistance on their Lexis Plus Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence module.
He reviewed and updated the following pages with legislative changes and latest developments:
- Defence—fatal mesothelioma claim (Building (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1948) | Precedent | LexisNexis
- Particulars of claim—fatal mesothelioma claim (Asbestos Industry Regulations 1931, Factories Act 1937, Factories Act 1961, Building (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1948, Construction (General Provisions) Regulations 1961 and Construction (Working Places) Regulations 1966) | Precedent | LexisNexis
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Stephen has an extensive asbestos practice. He is known nationally as an industrial disease specialist, having co-written and edited the publication Asbestos Claims (now in its fourth edition) to which the Senior KB Master and Master Eastman have contributed. He is the author of the asbestos disease chapter in Kemp and the co-author of the occupational disease chapter in Kemp. He lectures widely on asbestos disease litigation and is routinely invited to speak at APIL’s annual asbestos conference. He is mostly instructed by claimants.
On the LexisNexis Meet the Experts page: Stephen Glynn | Meet the Experts | LexisNexis
Stephen’s profile on the Deka Chambers website: https://www.dekachambers.com/barrister/stephen-glynn/
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