Stephen Webber
Steven is head of one of the two divisions at Hugh James. This division comprises all of the teams which advise private individuals; both claimant litigants and individuals requiring advice on their personal finances and family. Steve specialises in high value medical negligence cases including cerebral palsy, spinal injuries, brain injury, psychiatric, obstetric cases and issues relating to human rights. He also specialises in representing clients in public inquiries and has a niche specialism in acting for people affected by food poisoning outbreaks and dealing with inquests. Stephen is on both the AVMA and Law Society's clinical negligence panels and is a Fellow of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers. Stephen is also the Chairman of the Society of Clinical Injury Lawyers. · Hugh James
About
Stephen Webber is head of one of the two private client divisions at Hugh James and leads the firm's Clinical Negligence department. He specialises in high-value medical negligence and personal injury cases (including cerebral palsy, spinal injuries, brain and psychiatric injury, and obstetric cases), represents clients in public inquiries and inquests, and has a niche in acting for people affected by food-poisoning outbreaks; he is on the AvMA and Law Society clinical negligence panels, is a Fellow of APIL and is Chairman of the Society of Clinical Injury Lawyers.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- Brynteg Comprehensive School
- London School of Economics (1992 LLB)
- Chester College of Law (1993 LSF Honours)
Admissions
- Qualified 1996
- AvMA Clinical Negligence Panel (member)
- Law Society Clinical Negligence Panel (member)
- Fellow of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL)
- Inquest Lawyers Group (member)
- Human Rights Lawyers’ Association (member)