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Successfully defended an ambulance trust and a hospital in a birth injuries claim valued at £10m.
Dealing with an inquest involving the death of a teenager in a secure unit for social services.
Successfully defended contempt of court proceedings brought against a doctor and two nurses arising out of their evidence relating to a claim.
Dealing with secondary victim claims arising out of the stillbirth of children in negligent circumstances.
He is very good at looking at the bigger picture.
He's calm, unflappable and a very reliable litigator.
Ian Long is a clinical negligence lawyer with a noteworthy practice representing NHS trusts in complex cases. His recent work includes ophthalmological, spinal and birth injury claims.
Ian Long, who ‘always provides a balanced view on a situation and quickly gets issues resolved’, successfully represented the Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in a severe birth injury case.
Offers expertise in high-value and serious clinical negligence cases, with notable experience handling brain damage claims of the utmost severity.
Ian works for NHS clients in relation to high-value claims, predominantly concerning brain damage, and is adept at dealing with inquests. Sources identify his calm, reassuring manner alongside a practical approach to problems.
The key figures in the department are Lorna Hardman, Ian Long, and Simon Tait.
The Court of Appeal handed down judgment on the controversial case of Reaney v University Hospital of North Staffordshire Trust in November 2015.
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In this video Ian explains what is involved in an inquest and how this can impact your school.
Ian Long explains the implications of being involved in an inquest and what your school can do when faced with the situation.
Coroner rejects arguments of public interest immunity and orders disclosure of Serious Case Review documents
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