Highlighted for its ‘strong showing in clinical negligence’, the clinical negligence practitioners at Hailsham Chambers offer ’quality advice and excellent results’ across the full spectrum of medical negligence litigation. In addition to their extensive work for NHS Resolution, the set’s members routinely take on highly sophisticated medical negligence disputes pertaining to surgical and medicinal negligence, along with advisory and diagnostic errors. David Pittaway KC was recently instructed in SJ v IM v University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust, in a case regarding the failure of a GP to appropriately advise a claimant to undergo vaccination prior to starting immune suppressants, resulting in a bacterial infection, optical damage and amputation of a leg. Additionally, Clementine Coram James represented the claimant in a trial pertaining to a catastrophic infection caused by an injury during intubation, where liability and quantum were both in contention.
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- 'Stuart Paley has always been very helpful.'
- 'Stephen Smith runs a tight ship. The clerks are always helpful and efficient.'
- 'Michael Kilbey and Stuart Paley are particularly helpful.'
- 'The clerks are always helpful and respond quickly especially with dates of availability etc. They are also conscious and aware of the need for information barriers with some cases. '
- 'Hailsham Chambers is an excellent Chambers particularly in the field of clinical negligence with significant strength in depth and a consistent approach.'
- 'I am always confident to instruct counsel from Hailsham chambers for clinical negligence matters. The set are excellent in terms of providing quality advice and excellent results for my client.'
- 'Hailsham offers a strong showing in clinical negligence.'
- 'Clerks are very responsive and keen to assist with securing dates etc.'