This week we will be sharing a series of short podcasts discussing the mechanics of taking a legal claim forward in a clinical negligence matter.
It is not always clear as to whether you may have a claim and this series aims to answer any questions surrounding taking a clinical negligence claim forward.
In the final episode of the series, Ali Malsher concludes by explaining how you settle a claim or discussing whether the claim needs to go to trial.
Ali Malsher is a Partner in our Clinical Negligence department and also a qualified nurse.
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