Sarah Stork
Senior Associate
Nottingham
sarah.stork@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)115 908 4870
Sarah leads the firm’s mental health and offender health clinical claims team. Her team are dedicated to assisting healthcare organisations in the investigation, management and resolution of clinical claims arising in prison and mental health settings, many of which are high profile and extremely sensitive.
An experienced medical malpractice lawyer, Sarah acts on behalf of public sector organisations, such as NHS Resolution and NHS Trusts, as well as private providers. She advises organisations on their health care disputes, liabilities and indemnity issues, and she routinely deals with technically complex and high value claims arising out of the most severe injuries including brain injury, amputation and complex fatal cases.
Sarah is the client care lead for various mental health organisations for whom we handle claims on behalf of NHS Resolution and she works closely with healthcare providers on learning, risk management and training needs.
Expertise
Testimonials
“In the wholly unexpected and very fast moving developments during last week - you had to take on board an exceptional turn of events which I suspect most lawyers will never encounter during their career. From my perspective, your support and understanding of the changing landscape was both reassuring and a clear indication of your abilities…”
“…she is truly a valuable asset to Browne Jacobson. Sarah is honest, dependable, incredibly hard working and always goes the extra mile. Sarah is a joy to work with and be in the company of. You are very lucky to have such a dedicated and knowledgeable employee”
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