Some simple tips to assist medical negligence lawyers when briefing medical experts - including how to brief, what to look for in the other side's reports (and your own reports) to persuade the court find in your favour. #sydneybarrister #mediator #medicalnegligence #victimsofinstitutionalabuse … [Read more...]
Family Lawyers: Are You Going To Continue On The Same Conga Line?
Medicine has a Hippocratic oath, which adds a moral layer to the practice of medicine, including the need to perform technical skills well. Do lawyers have a responsibility to provide ethical care of clients in addition to their technical skills? The practice of family law is changing. Are you and your practice going to continue on the conga line of law or start your own individual dance that adds value to clients? How - this video will provide tips. #sydneybarrister #mediator #collaborativecoach #familylawarbitrator #familylaw … [Read more...]
10 Tips to Investigate Red Flags in Clinical Notes
We need to investigate and identify red flags in clinical notes to determine if we have the supporting evidence for the clients claim in medical negligence and to direct our experts correctly. I provide 10 tips applicable to all medical specialities. Need further information about risks and complications of blood transfusions please see the video " Are Blood Transfusions an Independent Risk Factor?" at http://www.sydneybarrister.net.au … [Read more...]
How To Obtain & Adduce Further Expert Evidence In Family Law
You may already have a joint single expert report, which is unfavourable to your client. Can you adduce further expert evidence to determine the issues in dispute? Tips on how to adduce and admit further expert evidence (if possible) and how to brief experts (particularly medical experts) to increase the prospects of a more favourable report and decrease risks of obtaining a report that is no more helpful than the single joint expert. #sydneybarrister #familylaw #mediator #collaborativecoach #familylawarbitrator … [Read more...]
Complications & Risks in Pregnancy and Childbirth – Red Flags for Lawyers
There still is a tug of war that exists between midwives and obstetricians in respect to the care of women in pregnancy and childbirth. Knowing how the professionals work with each other and the underlying tension will assist in understanding the gaps that appear in these cases. What are some complications and risks for medical negligence lawyers to turn their mind to, to assist with their medical evidence and interviews, when assessing and preparing these cases. #sydneybarrister #medneg #mediator … [Read more...]
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