Ben Lees and Simon Elliman co-head the clinical negligence department at RWK Goodman, both noted for their extensive experience in claims concerning surgical errors and birth injuries. Lees, in particular, is recommended for his expertise in with litigation regarding a variety of cancers. The team advises on a mix of novel issues, including genetic anomalies and their role in injuries, along with catastrophic birth injuries, inadequacies in treatment and diagnostic omissions. Divya Anand is highlighted by clients for her ‘intuitive understanding of medical negligence issues.’
Testimonials
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‘I find Ben Lees in particular to be a highly organised, professional individual who is a pleasure to work with.’
‘I have been working with RWK Goodman in the filed of clinical negligence and I have been impressed by their professionalism, their excellence in communication and in the good organisation of their work with the experts.'
‘An excellent team who understand the needs of their clients and instruct appropriate experts with clear and concise instructions.’
‘Ben Lees was instrumental in providing an exemplary service from RWK. His communications actually made me feel that he was personally invested with my case. I sincerely believe the success of my case was largely due to his persistence even when it seemed as though a favorable outcome was unlikely.’
‘Divya Anand has an intuitive understanding of medical negligence issues.’
‘In my view, RWK Goodman is the standout firm in the Clinical Negligence sector. It is led by a wealth of experienced individuals who have significant knowledge and hands-on practical knowledge of complex medical negligence litigation, including high value catastrophic birth injury claims.'
‘High calibre of lawyer. Very client focused. Obtain excellent results. ’
‘This is an excellent clinical negligence team and represents on the leading London based teams for the future. The client care and legal knowledge are second to none.’
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Simon Elliman, Ben Lees