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Healys Professional Negligence practice has been ranked for the 9th consecutive year in the Legal 500 UK Solicitors guide, with Head of Professional Negligence Robert Johnson recognised as a “Recommended Lawyer”. Continue reading →
Covid-19 has affected us all with most of us (whether as businesses or individuals) seeking to reduce expenditure/preserve cash as much as possible. This might cause you to delay pursuing any claims you may have. You would however be wrong to delay because Healys can (in the right circumstances) pursue your claim at no financial cost/risk to you whatsoever. Continue reading →
In the second of his guides on funding litigation, Robert Johnson, Partner & Head of Professional Negligence at Healys, outlines alternative funding options for you to consider when pursuing a claim against a professional. Continue reading →
Healys is pleased to announce that Partner and Head of Professional Negligence Robert Johnson has been shortlisted as a leader in his field by Who’s Who Legal. Continue reading →
Litigation is not uncommon and in recent years has increased for a number of reasons; one of which being that we are increasingly more aware of our legal rights and how to exercise them.
Head of Professional Negligence & Partner, Robert Johnson, provides pointers to consider when making a claim against a professional. Continue reading →
A key but often misunderstood element in any professional negligence claim is the issue of causation; and demonstrating causation can be the deciding factor in whether a claim succeeds or fails. Continue reading →
In the legal case of Freeborn v De Almeida Marcal, Healys professional negligence solicitors Jerome O’Sullivan and Daniel Winslow represented client Philip Freeborn in trial. As a result, the client succeeded and received £1.5 million in damages.
The ever-increasing cost of professional care, combined with low returns on capital investments, have necessarily led to an escalation in the value of damages awards to victims of clinical negligence. The point was underlined by a case in which a seven-year-old girl who was starved of oxygen during her birth secured an NHS compensation package worth almost £18 million. Continue reading →
