David Green

This Practice Note deals with common issues which arise in clinical negligence claims relying on an allegation that treatment and/or diagnosis has been negligently delayed.

This Practice Note outlines noise-induced hearing loss claims (NIHL) made by military service personnel. It discusses the issues and considerations that are particular to military deafness claims, as distinct from other NIHL claims.

This Practice Note provides an introduction to motor insurance, uninsured motorists and untraced drivers, making sense of Part VI of the Road Traffic Act 1988 (RTA 1988 ) and the Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB)’s Uninsured and Untraced Drivers Agreements.

This is a precedent particulars of claim in a clinical negligence case for delayed medical treatment

This Precedent outlines the particulars of claim for a participant of an outdoor adventure activity injured in a fall due to faulty or defective equipment or apparatus.

This Precedent is a particulars of claim for a rubbish lorry worker who, whilst collecting rubbish, was pricked by a needle or sharp object on or after 1 October 2013.

This Q&A considers whether damages for personal injury or damages in tort of battery be available to the claimant in civil proceedings.

This Q&A considers whether loss of earnings are recoverable when the client is self-employed and the loss is to company over the client.

This Q&A considers whether a contribution claim be brought for a personal injury matter that was settled within the Ministry of Justice portal.

This Q&A deals with the question of whether a vehicle license registration is required to issue court proceedings in tort.

This Q&A considers whether you need a trial bundle for a small claim.

This Q&A considers whether the QOCS applies to human rights claims where part of the damages claimed under HRA 1998 are for an injury.

This Q&A considers whether the personal injury pre-action protocol regarding the instruction of an expert applies where the defendant has denied liability.

This Q&A considers whether the limitation period will stop running automatically where the claimant is declared bankrupt while pursuing a personal injury claim.

This Q&A considers whether an insurer can argue that given the death of a defendant who was a GP that was insured at the time of death, damages can be limited to the assets of the estate.

This Q&A considers the correct costs procedure for a fast track case where damages have been agreed and paid, but the defendant disputes standard costs and states that they would pay costs on the reasonable basis.

This Q&A considers whether a school academy, which is independently financed and outside the LEA’s control, requires a Display Energy Certificate.

This Q&A considers discontinuance of claim when the claimant lacks capacity and is advised to discontinue. It also considers whether a notice can be filed in the usual way or whether court approval is required.

This Q&A considers whether it is possible to file a witness statement in a child's name in a claim for personal injury, where the child has a clear recollection of the accident, or whether it would need to be in the name of the litigation friend.

This Q&A considers whether it is possible to make a claim for injury to a foetus (at four weeks gestation) after mother was involved in an road traffic accident (RTA).