3PB Family Barrister Sarah Jennings examines the approach of medical witnesses when dealing with unknown conditions
29th March 2018
This article was first published on Lexis®PSL Local Government on 22 February 2018. Click for a free trial of Lexis®PSL.
Local Government analysis: Sarah Jennings examines the case of M v St Helens Borough Council, which considered the approach of medical witnesses when dealing with rare or unknown conditions in cases of suspected non-accidental injury.
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