Mental health, capacity and deprivation of liberty case law update
We are pleased to invite you to our next webinar which will focus on updates on serious medical treatment cases and deprivation of liberty.
14 February 2020
In this webinar, Neil Ward, partner in our health care advisory team, focuses on two areas of case law. First, Neil covers two challenging cases in the management of patients lacking capacity for management of pregnancy. Then he moves on to deprivation of liberty, analysing the Supreme Court’s decision in the case of MM as well as Wakefield v DN, PJ and JTA.
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