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Aneurin Moloney

Aneurin was called to the Bar in 2013. He is a specialist clinical negligence and personal injury barrister at Hardwicke, acting on behalf of claimants and defendants. He also undertakes related inquest and medical product liability work.
Aneurin's clinical negligence practice is wide-ranging, with particular experience in cases concerning birth injuries, delays in diagnosing neurological conditions (such as stroke and subarachnoid haemorrhage), delays in diagnosing cancer, and surgical errors. Notable recent cases include advising in a claim arising out of the Stepping Hill Hospital poisoning scandal.
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Clinical negligence surgical claims
Clinical negligence surgical claims
Practice notes

This Practice Note looks at issues that arise in surgical claims and covers inherent risks, surgical risks generally and specific types of surgical claims such as orthopaedic surgery, spinal surgery and general surgery. It also covers never events, consent and emergency procedures, surgeons, medical and expert evidence and res ipsa loquitur.

For a clinical negligence claim which triggers Article 2 of the ECHR where a voluntary mental health patient took her own life on a period of home leave from the hospital, what would the applicable limitation period be; 1 year from the date of death or 3 years from the date of death? Would children be classed as 'victims' under the Human Rights Act?
For a clinical negligence claim which triggers Article 2 of the ECHR where a voluntary mental health patient took her own life on a period of home leave from the hospital, what would the applicable limitation period be; 1 year from the date of death or 3 years from the date of death? Would children be classed as 'victims' under the Human Rights Act?
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Practice Area

Panels

  • Consulting Editorial Board
  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 2013

Membership

  • PNBA
  • PIBA
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