wabi-sabi
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This is such good news. Can we follow the trial?
Yes, but they need permission from the Judge to take part. But they are not Parties to the Claim. So the Claim would not directly effect them.Does Great Britain have interveners?
These are what are known as "Interested Parties" meaning the Claim would directly effect them. As far as I know they would have to join the claim at an early stage. One thing that needs to be remembered in all this is that if this case goes to Court the Judge is not going to award damages to anyone or put the medical profession on trial.(others, who pile on the case).....
One thing that needs to be remembered in all this is that if this case goes to Court the Judge is not going to award damages to anyone or put the medical profession on trial.
It would'nt be broadcast, but the public can attend. As long as the covid restrictions dont get in the way I will be going.Can we follow the trial?
In my view that sounds like a strawman argument. Yes, legally they may not be able to bind medical staff, but medical staff are bound to guidelines. A doctor would have to have good arguments for deviating from them before a court. It would always be a decision from case to case, and I doubt a deviation would be accepted on a broader scale.The thing is about NICE's argument is since they freely admit that they can't bind medical staff there is no issue with releasing what they believe to be the right guidelines.
It would'nt be broadcast, but the public can attend. As long as the covid restrictions dont get in the way I will be going.
Not as far as i know.Do we have a trial date already?