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Can your parents disinherit you? In England and Wales, a parent can generally leave their estate to whoever they choose.
Experienced inquest representation for healthcare providers facing scrutiny after a patient death.
A patient death can lead to a coroner’s inquest, particularly where care or treatment is questioned. The process is public, families are represented and the media may attend.
We will guide you from the outset. That includes advising on disclosure, preparing statements and supporting staff who may be called to give evidence.
Inquests are fact-finding hearings, but their conclusions can trigger regulatory or civil claims. Prevention of Future Deaths reports may follow. We prepare witnesses carefully, ensuring they understand the process and feel supported. We will also assess wider organisational risk and advise on steps to reduce future exposure.
An inquest may run alongside investigations by the CQC, NHS bodies or professional regulators. The issues often overlap. We coordinate your response across all forums, so your position is consistent and carefully managed. Clear strategy at this stage can prevent long-term damage.
An inquest is also an opportunity to demonstrate openness and learning. How you respond matters so we will help you review policies, procedures and governance where needed. At the same time, we work to protect your reputation and maintain trust with patients, families and commissioners.
Our inquest solicitors act for healthcare providers in:
Tees is a top-tier Legal 500 firm offering joined-up legal and financial services. We understand how health and safety incidents can affect your livelihood or business. Our lawyers combine specialist legal expertise with practical insight to help protect your rights and achieve a fair outcome.
Our advisers provide holistic financial planning, and as we are not connected to any one provider, we can offer a whole-of-market approach for the range of products we can advise on. We can also give independent advice for a whole range of insurance products to protect you and your family. Our IFAs are regulated and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, which means we’re accountable for the advice we give.
We understand the serious, often sensitive consequences that can arise when concerns are raised about a patient’s care or treatment. Our specialist lawyers combine legal expertise with a practical and compassionate approach to protect your organisation’s interests, manage regulatory and reputational risks, and guide you through every stage of an inquest.
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