Fielding ‘some excellent KCs’, along with its ’strength in depth, particularly in defence work’, the clinical negligence counsel at Crown Office Chambers are involved in a range of complex and high-value cases. Alexander Antelme KC, for example, represented NHS Resolution in GHK v King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, a case pertaining to a liver transplant performed on a 7-month old, in which liability and quantum was in dispute – the matter settled. Charlotte Jones was notably active in Paul, Polmear and Purchase v Royal Wolverhampton Hospital NHS Trust and others, a leading case in clinical negligence that reached the Supreme Court testing the law on claims by individuals who suffered psychiatric injuries after watching a loved one coming to harm as a result of negligence.
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- 'The clerks are very responsive, reliable and easy to work with. Over the last year I have worked with Greg Frewin and Sam Barrett. Both are top flight clerks who get the job done.'
- 'Sam Barrett and Greg Frewin are both very good at ensuring we are kept up to date with the relevant information over time. I would not hesitate to recommend their service.'
- 'Very strong set generally. '
- 'They have some excellent KCs and a number of senior juniors who are rated by my team and clients. '
- 'Crown Office Chambers are one of the leading and most respected sets for Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Defence. They have absolute strength in depth in the members practising in that area. '
- 'Crown Office Chambers are one of our go to set. They have a good range of Counsel who are very knowledgeable in clinical negligence.'
- 'Good chambers. Strength in depth, particularly in defence work.'
Anwält*innen
Führende Anwält*innen
Führende Prozessanwält*innen ihres Fachgebiets mit einer langjährigen Erfolgsbilanz in wegweisenden Fällen und breiter Anerkennung von Mandanten und Wettbewerbern. Alle in den letzten zwei Runden zu KCs ernannten Prozessanwält*innen werden weiter unten angeführt.
Führende Juniors
Führende Juniors haben bedeutende Erfahrung in signifikanten Fällen und eine starke Marktreputation sowohl bei Wettbewerbern als auch bei Mandanten, wodurch sie als Prozessanwält*innen der Zukunft angesehen werden.
