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Bell v The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust [2021] EWCA Civ 1363
Written by Emma Sutton for for Medical Law Reports on 10 December 2021.
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Serjeants’ Inn silk quoted in Enabling Potential – Achieving a New Deal for Children with Cerebral Palsy, a report outlining the findings of a parliamentary inquiry into the cerebral palsies, the overall aim of which is to identify policy changes that could help the 30,000 children in the UK with cerebral palsies to achieve their full potential in life.
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Serjeants’ Inn member writes in national newspaper on the new Duty of Candour on NHS trusts arising from the 2012-13 Francis inquiry into patient care.
Michael was featured after acting for an NHS trust in the Court of Protection case where Mr Justice Cobb ruled that doctors could lawfully decline to force-feed an anorexic woman despite the probability that she would die.
The Court of Appeal handed down judgment today in the conjoined cases of Denton, Decadent Vapours and Utilise. Michael Mylonas QC and Cecily White summarise the ruling on behalf of Serjeants’ Inn
