Article by Bryony Doyle,, solicitor specialising in medical negligence at JMW Solicitors
If medical failings are found to be a factor during an inquest, it can be an overwhelming and emotional experience for the affected family and individuals. An inquest is a judicial inquiry to determine the cause of a person’s death, often held in cases of sudden, unexplained or suspicious deaths.
When medical failings are identified, it implies that there were lapses in the standard of care provided. Understanding the next steps is essential for seeking justice and accountability, and potentially preventing similar incidents in the future.
Obtain and Review the Inquest Findings
Once the inquest concludes, the coroner will provide a written conclusion summarising the findings. This document will detail...
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