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From Certificates to Belief Statements: The CPS and the Limits of Forum Bar Intervention
Rebecca Niblock
30 October 2014
An inspirational evening with the London Centre for Children with Cerebral Palsy (LCCCP)
Kingsley Napley is very proud to be associated with London Centre for Children Cerebral Palsy. We were pleased to sponsor an art exhibition that the staff and friends had organised and curated at Lauderdale House. On sale were a mixture of pictures, some kindly offered by local artists and others by children from the Centre. We acquired some lovely artwork for our office walls.
29 October 2014
What to expect from an Inquest
The period following the death of a loved one is a traumatic and difficult time but what happens when an Inquest has to take place? Despite the best endeavours of the police, Coroner's Officers and Court staff, this can be a confusing time for family and friends of the person who has died.
22 October 2014
The MDU's proposal for a negligence cap would be bad for patients
The Medical Defence Union’s appeal to reform personal injury law to stem the cost of negligence claims would be bad for patients and the taxpayer, argues Sarmad Gassoub.
21 October 2014
Spending less money on “picking up the pieces” - culture change in the NHS
Jeremy Hunt’s poster campaign launched to warn hospital staff of the cost of basic errors is laudable. It is true that poor care is one of the “most wasteful and expensive” failings of hospitals.
7 August 2014
The Medical Innovation Bill
The second draft of Lord Saatchi’s Medical Innovation Bill was introduced in the House of Lords on 5 June 2014. It is still a Private Members Bill, and so the introduction was effectively a paper exercise, with no debate.