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Jeremy Warner

Year of Call: 2022
Email Address: [email protected]
Telephone: 020 7583 8055

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Clerk Details

  • Clerk Name: Jordon Gallifant
  • Clerk Telephone: 020 7583 8055
  • Clerk Email: [email protected]

Clinical Negligence

Jeremy gained two years’ experience as a clinical negligence paralegal before joining 3PB. Since being called, Jeremy has:

  • Advised on the delayed diagnosis of non-small cell lung cancer, including the assessment of damages in a reduced life expectancy in the context of multiple co-morbidities.
  • Been instructed in relation to a stroke-related death following a patient’s discharge after a TIA and subsequent deterioration.
  • Drafted advice and a Schedule of Loss for a claimant who suffered significant scarring and incontinence due a delay in diagnosis of necrotising fasciitis.
  • Been instructed to strike out defective pleadings in a clinical context where no duty of care was owed and/or the cause of action was not properly identified.
  • Delivered training to law firms on experts’ statistical fallacies when calculating reduction of life expectancy.
  • Advised on secondary victim claims in the clinical negligence context before and after the abyss that was created by Paul v Royal Wolverhmampton Trust [2024] UKSC 1.
  • Drafted pleadings in birth injury claims and co-wrote an article on material contribution, divisible injuries and hypoxic brain insult.
  • Articles

    • Paul v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust [2024] UKSC 1

      19th Jan 2024

      Michelle Marnham, 3PB's Head of Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence, alongside future 3PB pupil Jeremy Warner have written on the Supreme Court Judgement in Paul v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust.

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    • Bilal and Malik v St George's University Hospital NHS Trust

      12th Jul 2023

      3PB's Head of Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Michelle Marham, along with future 3PB pupil Jeremy Warner, has written about the recent case of Bilal and Malik v St George's University Hospital NHS Trust. Michelle and Jeremy explore the insight it provides into a post-Montgomery landscape and the clarification it offers on informed consent.

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  • Recommendations

    “I was hugely impressed by Jeremy at the recent inquest. He was proactive, engaged and focussed, cutting to the heart of the key issues. His calm and thoughtful manner was a huge source of reassurance for the family during an incredibly difficult and emotional process. I look forward to instructing Jeremy again in the future”.

    “I did consider Jeremy’s assessment of the relevant issues to be spot on and it was clear that he had gone through the papers with a fine tooth comb and noted pertinent issues. I would be more than happy to instruct you again on matters and will confirm the same to members of my team for their own files.”

    “Jeremy clearly understood his brief well and had a good knowledge of the vagaries of credit hire and the specifics of this matter. Overall, this was a positive experience and a good outcome for the client, I would happily book him again for such work.”

    “Jeremy has been very attentive to the details of the case and notified us in good time of any queries he thought the court would raise. He won our case in Court and we would definitely book him in again.”

    “His communication prior to an up to the hearing was greatly appreciated and which resulted in a settlement moments before the hearing. I will not hesitate to instruct him again.”

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