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David Green

Barrister, 12 King's Bench Walk
A personal injury and employment barrister with particular interest and expertise in occupational disease, military and international claims, and in discrimination and whistleblowing cases.
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Delay in medical treatment
Delay in medical treatment
Practice notes

This Practice Note deals with common issues which arise in clinical negligence claims relying on an allegation that treatment and/or diagnosis has been negligently delayed.

Part VI Road Traffic Act (RTA) 1988 and Motor Insurance Bureau agreements
Part VI Road Traffic Act (RTA) 1988 and Motor Insurance Bureau agreements
Practice notes

This Practice Note provides an introduction to motor insurance, uninsured motorists and untraced drivers, making sense of Part VI of the Road Traffic Act 1988 (RTA 1988 ) and the Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB)’s Uninsured and Untraced Drivers Agreements.

Defence for a claim for delayed medical treatment
Defence for a claim for delayed medical treatment
Precedents

This is precedent particulars of claim in a clinical negligence case for delayed medical treatment.

Particulars of claim for delayed medical treatment
Particulars of claim for delayed medical treatment
Precedents

This is a precedent particulars of claim in a clinical negligence case for delayed medical treatment

Particulars of claim—adventure activity where a participant was injured in a fall
Particulars of claim—adventure activity where a participant was injured in a fall
Precedents

This Precedent outlines the particulars of claim for a participant of an outdoor adventure activity injured in a fall due to faulty or defective equipment or apparatus on or after 1 October 2013.

A attacks B and causes B to sustain serious physical injuries. In terms of the civil cause(s) of action available, would the claimant’s claim be for damages for personal injury or alternatively damages in the tort of battery? Would there be any other civil remedies? Surely, a personal injury claim essentially is founded in the tort of negligence but A has not been negligent.
A attacks B and causes B to sustain serious physical injuries. In terms of the civil cause(s) of action available, would the claimant’s claim be for damages for personal injury or alternatively damages in the tort of battery? Would there be any other civil remedies? Surely, a personal injury claim essentially is founded in the tort of negligence but A has not been negligent.
Q&As
Are loss of earnings recoverable when the client is self-employed and the loss is to company over the client?
Are loss of earnings recoverable when the client is self-employed and the loss is to company over the client?
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Can a contribution claim be brought for a personal injury matter that was settled within the Ministry of Justice portal?
Can a contribution claim be brought for a personal injury matter that was settled within the Ministry of Justice portal?
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Can court proceedings be issued where a defendant's vehicle registration number is not known? The defendant bus company and their representatives have admitted liability and provided details of nominated solicitors. However, they cannot confirm the vehicle registration number as they can't be sure which bus it was that caused the damage.
Can court proceedings be issued where a defendant's vehicle registration number is not known? The defendant bus company and their representatives have admitted liability and provided details of nominated solicitors. However, they cannot confirm the vehicle registration number as they can't be sure which bus it was that caused the damage.
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Do you need a trial bundle for a small claim?
Do you need a trial bundle for a small claim?
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Does qualified one-way costs shifting apply to human rights claims where part of the damages claimed under the Human Rights Act 1998 are for an injury, eg psychiatric injury?
Does qualified one-way costs shifting apply to human rights claims where part of the damages claimed under the Human Rights Act 1998 are for an injury, eg psychiatric injury?
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Does the personal injury pre-action protocol regarding the instruction of an expert apply where the defendant has denied liability?
Does the personal injury pre-action protocol regarding the instruction of an expert apply where the defendant has denied liability?
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If a claimant is declared bankrupt while pursuing a personal injury claim does the limitation period stop running when declared bankrupt?
If a claimant is declared bankrupt while pursuing a personal injury claim does the limitation period stop running when declared bankrupt?
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In a clinical negligence claim, can an insurer seek to argue that given the death of the defendant (a GP who was insured at the time) that damages are limited to the assets of the estate?
In a clinical negligence claim, can an insurer seek to argue that given the death of the defendant (a GP who was insured at the time) that damages are limited to the assets of the estate?
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In a fast track case where damages have been agreed and paid, the defendant disputes standard costs and states that they would pay costs on the reasonable basis and that entitlement is under CPR 27 only. What is the correct costs procedure or does an application need to be made or Part 8 costs proceedings issued?
In a fast track case where damages have been agreed and paid, the defendant disputes standard costs and states that they would pay costs on the reasonable basis and that entitlement is under CPR 27 only. What is the correct costs procedure or does an application need to be made or Part 8 costs proceedings issued?
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Is ‘public authority’ defined in the Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) Regulations 2012 or in the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive 2010/31/EU? Does a school academy, which is independently financed and outside the Local Education Authority’s control, require a Display Energy Certificate?
Is ‘public authority’ defined in the Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) Regulations 2012 or in the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive 2010/31/EU? Does a school academy, which is independently financed and outside the Local Education Authority’s control, require a Display Energy Certificate?
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Is court approval needed for the discontinuance of a litigated personal injury claim where the claimant lacks capacity and is advised to discontinue. Can a notice be filed in the usual way or is court approval required?
Is court approval needed for the discontinuance of a litigated personal injury claim where the claimant lacks capacity and is advised to discontinue. Can a notice be filed in the usual way or is court approval required?
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Is it possible to file a witness statement in a child's name in a claim for personal injury, where the child has a clear recollection of the accident, or would it need to be in the name of the litigation friend?
Is it possible to file a witness statement in a child's name in a claim for personal injury, where the child has a clear recollection of the accident, or would it need to be in the name of the litigation friend?
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Is it possible to make a claim for injury to a foetus (at four weeks gestation) after mother was involved in a road traffic accident (RTA)? The child was born with a significant heart defect that required corrective surgery abroad.
Is it possible to make a claim for injury to a foetus (at four weeks gestation) after mother was involved in a road traffic accident (RTA)? The child was born with a significant heart defect that required corrective surgery abroad.
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Is there any relevant case law and guidance on whether a defendant employer is vicariously liable for an employee being injured as a result of an independent contractor negligently carrying out testing to lighting?
Is there any relevant case law and guidance on whether a defendant employer is vicariously liable for an employee being injured as a result of an independent contractor negligently carrying out testing to lighting?
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Practice Areas

Panels

  • Case Analysis Panel
  • Contributing Author
  • Q&A Panel

Qualified Year

  • 2015

Membership

  • Personal Injury Bar Association
  • Employment Lawyers Association
  • Employment Law Bar Association
  • Pan-European Organisation of Personal Injury Lawyers (PEOPIL)
  • Industrial Law Society
  • Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
  • Equality and Human Rights Commission panel of counsel

Qualifications

  • BA (Hons) (2007)
  • Graduate Diploma in Law (2014)
  • BPTC (2015)

Education

  • University of Oxford (2004-2007)
  • City Law School (2013-2015)
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