Navigating the Legal Landscape of Medical Consent: A Focus on Montgomery and McCulloch

Webinar

12 Feb 2025

6:30PM - 8:00PM

Are you an expert witness navigating the complex landscape of medical consent?

Clinical negligence cases increasingly involve allegations of inadequate patient consent. The landmark cases of Montgomery v Lanarkshire Health Board and McCulloch v Forth Valley Health Board have significantly shaped the legal standards for obtaining informed consent.

This webinar is aimed at practicing expert witnesses. 

Join us for this essential webinar to gain a comprehensive understanding of these crucial legal tests and their practical implications for expert witness reports.

Our Expert Speakers:

Abeezar Sarela: A renowned consultant surgeon with a PhD in medical ethics and law, and extensive expert witness experience.

James Badenoch KC: A leading barrister in clinical negligence law, who successfully argued the landmark Montgomery case.

Key Topics Covered:

  • The essential legal tests from Montgomery and McCulloch
  • Common pitfalls to avoid in consent cases
  • Practical tips for producing high-quality expert reports
  • Q&A session with our expert speakers
CPD: 1.5 hours
Non-member £50 / Member £35

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills

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