Meet your specialists: Personal Injury & Medical Negligence
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Post Mortem Medical Examination
It is almost always the case that a Coroner who opens an Inquest will require a post-mortem examination.
The main exception is when the deceased was suffering from a well-diagnosed and advanced terminal condition.
In most cases a post mortem will help establish the cause of death. This could be relevant to any compensation claim.
It may be possible to obtain a post-mortem report at private expense if the Coroner has not already done so.
Awards
Fieldfisher received Personal Injury Team of the Year 2017 at the Solicitors Journal Awards.
Fieldfisher’s ‘excellent’ practice is ‘a leading firm in this field’ and ‘provides an excellent, bespoke service to clients’ - Top Tier Practice, Legal 500 2017
Fieldfisher's Personal Injury and Medical Negligence solicitors are proudly listed as 'Super Lawyers' in both on-line and off-line printed publishings.
Fieldfisher are signatories of the Ethical Marketing Charter demonstrating our commitment to responsible, transparent and professional marketing.
Fieldfisher has been named as the winners of the Legal 500 United Kingdom 2015: *Claimant Clinical Negligence Award*. Testament to our expertise.
Jill Greenfield, awarded 'Lawyer of the year 2016' by the United Kingdom Brain Injury Forum (UKABIF) for support of victims with neurological injuries
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