
Kelly Buckley
Kelly is a Partner in the Nottingham NHS Resolution team and has been actively involved in a number of the leading cases included within our submission, in particular [non-publishable matter 1]. Kelly has extensive experience of acting in high value and/or complex clinical negligence claims for NHS bodies including NHS Resolution, NHS Trusts and NHS England along with GPs and privately insured doctors. Kelly has a wealth of understanding of the legal landscape regarding informed consent following her involvement in the leading Court of Appeal case of Shaw v Kovac. She has worked with NHS Trusts and clinicians to provide an insight into this important and developing area of law and medical ethics. See for example our video blog on consent. https://www.brownejacobson.com/health/training-and-resources/training-videos/2018/11/consent-for-clinicians She is one of the team’s mediation champions and has considerable experience of mediating the most complex and sensitive cases. This includes successful resolution of a group action involving multiple patients, a very high value claim where a GP had suffered significant physical harm during childbirth and a teenage suicide case which was covered by BBC’s Panorama programme. · Browne Jacobson LLP
About
Partner in the Nottingham NHS Resolution team at Browne Jacobson LLP, specialising in high-value and complex clinical negligence claims for NHS bodies, GPs and privately insured doctors. Experienced in informed consent issues following involvement in Shaw v Kovac and is a team mediation champion with a record of resolving complex, sensitive cases including group actions and high-value obstetric matters.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- BA (Qualifying) Law & Criminology
- Legal Practice Course
Admissions
- Solicitor (England) – admitted August 2006