11 September 2025

Neurotechnology and the future of clinical negligence claims

| KN Talk | Kirsty Allen

In this KN Talks episode, Kirsty Allen, Legal Director in Kingsley Napley’s Medical Negligence & Personal Injury team, is joined by Harry Lambert, Barrister at Outer Temple Chambers and Founder of The Centre for Neurotechnology & Law, to discuss the fast-moving world of neurotechnology.

They discuss how brain-writing interfaces and related tools could transform communication, independence and rehabilitation, and the implications for:

Medical negligence and personal injury claims
Schedules of loss
Product liability

They also answer key questions including:

What is neurotechnology?
Why is important to lawyers?
Why should we care?
How are other countries dealing with neurotechnology?

With thanks to Synchron Inc for allowing us to use their video: “Rodney uses The Force to feed his dog | Synchron BCI + NVIDIA Holoscan + Apple Vision Pro” [35:50].

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