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Matthew Jackson
Matthew specialises in clinical negligence, professional negligence, personal injury and general insurance. In the clinical negligence field, he acts mainly for NHS Trusts. He has dealt with claims arising from a wide range of clinical practice, including obstetrics, orthopaedics, neurosurgery, oncology, cardiology, and general surgery. In the professional negligence field he has acted for solicitors, barristers, accountants, receivers, architects and insurance brokers. He has extensive experience of claims against conveyancing solicitors, including claims by mortgage lenders. He is a qualified mediator.
Email: matthew.jackson@hailshamchambers.com
Phone: 020 7643 5000
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Year of call: 1986 Specialist areas: clinical negligence, professional negligence, personal injury and general insurance Education: Winchester College (scholar); Trinity Hall, Cambridge (scholar); First class degree in law; Awarded Harmsworth scholarship by Middle Temple ADR: Qualified mediator
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Braithwaite v. Homerton University Hospitals Foundation Trust [2008] EWHC 353 (Stanley Burnton J.) Clinical negligence - application for interim payment - the effect of the new periodical payments regime on the limit imposed by CPR 25.7(4) Sweetman v. Shepherd and Others [2007] EWHC 137 (Irwin J.) Solicitors' negligence - whether a claim commenced in 1997 should be struck out for want of prosecution |
"...'consistently excellent'. He is 'measured, forthright and does a good job for his clients'." Chambers UK 2012 '"unfailingly polite but very robust in negotiations'." Chambers UK 2011 "Matthew Jackson has ‘a thorough and insightful approach'." Legal 500 2010 Matthew Jackson is 'a friendly, ebullient individual, who is extremely dogged when the case requires it.' One source explained that 'he is capable of holding his ground without resorting to aggressiveness or foolish tactics'." Chambers UK 2010 "Matthew Jackson is ‘unassuming, measured: very good indeed‘, for high-value birth injury cases." Legal 500 2009
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