Hannah is a solicitor within our medical negligence department; she manages cases through to settlement or commencement of litigation and has over 5 years of experience dealing with customers who have suffered serious injuries and medical negligence.
Within her role as a senior fee earner, Hannah is responsible for corresponding with customers and experts to ensure cases are conducted in a proactive and effective manner.
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Jane is a senior fee earner within the team and is responsible for corresponding with customers and experts to ensure cases are conducted in a proactive and effective manner. She works with the team leader to discuss and agree case tactics and planning, ensuring the necessary information has been collected to enable progression and settlement of the case. Before joining Fletchers, Jane previously worked for the General Medical Council, who regulate the practice of doctors in the UK.
Tatevik is the assistant fee earner in the team and therefore is responsible for obtaining expert evidence. She drafts detailed letters of instructions to medical experts in order to build evidence for the case. When she has obtained the expert reports, Tatevik will review them and advise the customer of their contents. She is also responsible for drafting a full exhaustive witness statement in support of the case, keeping it updated regularly as the customer’s condition changes
Jennifer joined Fletchers Solicitors in 2018 with experience of working in Clinical Negligence in several firms across the North of England. As a Solicitor within the team, Jennifer will have an in-depth knowledge of the case. She is responsible for drafting letters of claim and will actively progress the case towards settlement by obtaining medical evidence, calculating financial losses and carrying out negotiations.
A recent article in the Law Gazette highlights the increasing frustrations of GPs now faced with complying with the GDPR, which allows solicitors to request patient records free of charge.…
