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Edited by Ranald Davidson and a team from Serjeants' Inn, Medical Law Reports focuses on the most influential appellate and ground-breaking first instance court decisions.

Part 7 August 2025 is now available.

Personal Injury Compensation

Consent and Children
The Court of Appeal clarifies the scope of the Gillick test
Online Published Date:  30 Aug 2025
NHS 10-year plan
Online Published Date:  30 Aug 2025
Ex tempore judgment in case concerning young woman with anorexia nervosa
Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust v FF and Another [2025] EWCOP 26
Online Published Date:  30 Aug 2025

Medical Law Reports Plus

CWLX (A CHILD PROCEEDING BY HIS FATHER AND LITIGATION FRIEND, SWSX) v ANEURIN BEAVAN UNIVERSITY HEALTH BOARD
[2025] Med LR Plus 23
Clinical negligence – Birth injury claim – Interim payment application – Purchase of accommodation – Eeles 1 calculation – Assessment of a reasonable proportion of a conservative estimate – Evidence in support.
KH AND ANOTHER v NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HEALTHCARE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST AND ANOTHER (THE LAW SOCIETY OF ENGLAND AND WALES, INTERESTED PARTY)
[2025] Med LR Plus 22
Mental Health Tribunals – Proper approach to assessing mental capacity applicable to the conduct of proceedings – When to assess capacity – How to balance the right to representation with the entitlement to maximise participation in proceedings in accordance with the overriding objective.

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R (GLAISTER AND ANOTHER) v HM ASSISTANT CORONER FOR NORTH WALES (EAST AND CENTRAL), ((1) LEONARD FAMILY, (2) THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION (INTERESTED PARTIES))
[2025] Med LR 366
Court judgment – Confidentiality of draft judgment – Breaches and shortcomings of court embargo – Journalism embargo – Whether contempt of court.
PRUDENCE AND ANOTHER v GLOUCESTERSHIRE HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
[2025] Med LR 351
Duty of care – Third parties – Psychiatric injuries – Healthcare professionals – Rescuers – Primary victims – Pleading requirements – Counter-factual scenarios – Strike out applications – Summary judgment – CPR 3.4, 16, 24.

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