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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 3 April 2025 is now available.

Personal Injury Compensation

Violence against women

Online Published Date:  18 Mar 2025

Application to discontinue clinically assisted nutrition and hydration

NHS North Central London Integrated Care Board v Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability and Another [2024] EWCOP 66 (T3)
Online Published Date:  18 Mar 2025

Medical Law Reports Plus

GENERAL DENTAL COUNCIL v AGA

[2025] Med LR Plus 7
General Dental Council – Fitness to practise – Sanction of suspension – Immediate suspension – Deduction of period of immediate suspension from period of substantive suspension – Fairness.

MJF (A PROTECTED PARTY PROCEEDING BY HER MOTHER AND LITIGATION FRIEND, ITZ) v UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS BIRMINGHAM NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

[2025] Med LR Plus 8
Endoscopy – Insertion of PEG feeding tube – Whether the PEG tube negligently placed under too much tension – Whether excessive tension responsible for tissue necrosis – Whether defendant could rely on an unpleaded causation defence – Whether negligence caused or accelerated the claimant’s condition.

Medical Law Search

Medical Law Reports

NORNEY v WATT AND ANOTHER

[2025] Med LR 166
Clinical negligence – Epidural blood patch procedure – Complications – Consent and procedure negligent – Novus actus interveniens – Apportionment between defendants – Assessment of damages.

MJF (A PROTECTED PARTY PROCEEDING BY HER MOTHER AND LITIGATION FRIEND, ITZ) v UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS BIRMINGHAM NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

[2025] Med LR 133
Endoscopy – Insertion of PEG feeding tube – Whether the PEG tube negligently placed under too much tension – Whether excessive tension responsible for tissue necrosis – Whether defendant could rely on an unpleaded causation defence – Whether negligence caused or accelerated the claimant's condition.

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