David Evison
Partner
Partner in the PI & clinical negligence team
David is head of the claims against public authorities and our personal injury and clinical negligence teams. He leads the firm’s work on behalf of people who have suffered injury due to negligence and failures of duty of care. Leaning on his 15 years of experience, David is passionate about access to justice for clients, sourcing Legal Aid funding where appropriate in order to make sure justice is available for all.
David takes a holistic approach when acting on behalf of clients who have suffered clinical negligence or personal injury, including those who have suffered catastrophic, spinal and brain injuries; endeavouring to secure the best result and quality of life possible in the future.
In his claims against public authorities work, David represents vulnerable individuals who have suffered injury, abuse, or have had their Human Rights breached due to failures by a public authority such as social services. David goes beyond achieving compensation, seeking a positive outcome to litigation, plus where appropriate acknowledgement of failures, recognition of the harm that clients have suffered with the aim of helping them move forward with their lives.
My advice and articles
Read all newsChildren left at risk by the state
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International Men’s Day 2021
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Continuing concerns about maternity care
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Laura Booth Inquest – best interests
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Further inappropriate use of DNACPR Notices during pandemic
In some medical circumstances, it is decided that a person should not receive CPR treatment. This is ordinarily when such attempts would...
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