The conversation surrounding clinical negligence costs has taken a significant turn as the Medical Defence Union (MDU) increases its lobbying efforts to push the government towards reform.
Lisa has worked in the legal sector for 20 years. She is a Solicitor and Director in our Medical Negligence team specialising in birth injury claims.
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Lisa is experienced in all areas of medical negligence work and in more recent years has focused on all aspects of birth injury claims including:
She also work on cases such as stroke and amputation, often for adults who lack capacity and require a litigation friend, to assist them in the litigation process.
Lisa is a member of the Law Society Clinical Negligence Panel of specialist clinical negligence solicitors.
Lisa provides a personable approach to analysing complicated cases giving clear advice and handling cases with focus on achieving the end goal for the client.
"Lisa worked on the clinical negligence case for my son for over 13 years. Her expertise and dedication to the case combined with her knowledge was exceptional. She was personable and approachable, and ensured that she was always acting in the best interest of my son. The case was difficult and heart wrenching at times, Lisa was always there to support and advise accordingly. As a mum that was invaluable."
Medical Negligence Client
"I wanted to say personally that you’ve been absolutely incredible, going far beyond your legal duties. You’ve shown care and compassion, and patience when I’ve bombarded you with various emails! Thank you for everything you’ve done, you’re a credit to your profession and we will miss you."
Medical Negligence Client
The conversation surrounding clinical negligence costs has taken a significant turn as the Medical Defence Union (MDU) increases its lobbying efforts to push the government towards reform.
Lisa Swales, Director and Solicitor in our Medical Negligence team has recently featured on the “3 in the box… again” podcast hosted by Leeds Powerchair FC.
The family of Mason Hodges, who died at the University Hospital of Leicester NHS Trust, are furious after learning that changes have still not been implemented.
The University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust is back in the spotlight following a recent inspection from the CQC, which concluded that the maternity services are “inadequate”.