“This blog has looked many times at issues relating to witness evidence and the judicial approach when hearing evidence of matters that happened a considerable time before trial. The difficulties are made clear in the judgment of HHJ Emma Kelly in Richins v Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust [2022] EWHC 847 (QB). This is a tragic case and one where the claimant’s evidence was found to be honest and credible. Breaches of duty were established, causation was not …” (more)
[Gordon Exall, Civil Litigation Brief, 19 May]
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