Date: 19 October 2022

Starts: 9:00 am

Ends: 4:30 pm

Venue: The Marriott Royal Hotel , College Green, Bristol

Location: Bristol

Cost: Early bird offer: £80 + VAT until 1st October. £100 + VAT from 2nd October 2022

CPD Points: 5.5

Who Should Attend?

The conference is aimed at practitioners working on large loss, catastrophic and brain injury cases.

St John’s Chambers Personal Injury team, and sponsors Frenkel Topping Group invite you to this one-day conference featuring an interactive courtroom style debate with Dr Kanchan Sharma and Dr Luke Bennetto on whether brain injury increases the risk of dementia. All profit raised will be donated to the Backup Charity.

Topics

  • A debate on whether brain injury increases the risk of dementia, in particular in the context of provisional damages claims
    Dr Kanchan Sharma (Visiting Professor of Neurology Amoud University and Consultant Neurologist North Bristol NHS Trust) and Dr Luke Bennetto (Consultant Neurologist and Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol)
  • Live legal debate on the schedule of loss and the counter schedule
    Matthew White & Andrew McLaughlin, Barristers, St John’s Chambers
  • Legal presentation on the validity of provisional damages claims for such a risk/chance
    Christopher Sharp QC, St John’s Chambers
  • Innovative technology to assist with rehabilitation following catastrophic injury
    Jon Graham, Neurological Rehabilitation and Technology Specialist
  • Mental capacity
    Richard Stead, Barrister, St John’s Chambers
  • Quantum update
    Louise Asprey and Ben Handy, Barristers, St John’s Chambers
  • Life after settlement – who’s going to help me now?
    Stephen Farnfield, Head of Expert Witness and David Cole, Consultant, Frenkel Topping Group

At the end of the day we will have an interactive poll and question time with our experts! Download the full programme below.

You will also find ARAG, Proactive Prosthetics, Frenkel Topping Group and Renvilles exhibiting at the conference.

Join us for drinks on Tuesday, 18th October @ Mud Dock from 5.30pm, Kindly sponsored by Proactive Prosthetics to help raise further funds for the Back Up charity. 

People

Christopher Sharp QC

Christopher Sharp KC

  • Call: 1975
  • Silk: 1999

One of the leading personal injury Silks, Christopher’s practice encompasses both claimant and defendant work, and he is instructed in all areas of personal injury and clinical negligence. His work is focused on catastrophic brain and spinal injuries,...

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Richard Stead

  • Call: 1979

One of Chambers’ most senior barristers, Richard has an extensive practice which encompasses personal injury, clinical negligence, professional negligence claims and property damage matters, including a number of high profile cases. Richard’s practice is also complemented by his...

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Andrew McLaughlin

Andrew McLaughlin

  • Call: 1993

Andrew is a leading junior in the fields of personal injury and industrial disease, consistently recommended in Chambers UK and Legal 500 for the past 20 years, whose practice takes him to all parts of the country but...

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Matthew White

Matthew White

  • Call: 1997

Matthew deals with all aspects of personal injury litigation for both claimants and defendants. He aims for a roughly equal spilt between claimant and defendant work, taking the view that it makes for a more rounded and better...

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Louise Asprey

Louise Asprey

  • Call: 2007

Louise has many years of experience representing both claimants and defendants in personal injury and clinical negligence matters. She regularly deals with claims arising out of road traffic accidents and is experienced in dealing with claims brought under...

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Ben Handy

Ben Handy

  • Call: 2008

Chambers’ Head of Pupillage, Ben is an experienced personal injury barrister specialising in high value litigation, regularly involving claims of £1m or more. He is recommended by both Chambers UK and the Legal 500, in which it is...

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