Enabling individuals with disabilities - An interview with the White Lodge Centre

11/14/23 • 20 min

In this episode, join medical negligence expert Sita Soni as she interviews Tania Gallagher who works for the White Lodge Centre discussing the services the charity provides to individuals with disabilities and their families. Tania has a unique perspective as her daughter, Olivia also used the services at White Lodge when she was a baby up to adulthood.
If you or your loved one has a disability as a result of medical negligence or other personal injury, please get in touch.

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Challenges of living with a Stoma & the support available - Colostomy UK

In the UK, there are approximately 205,000 people with a stoma.
In this episode, Fran Rothwell an Associate – solicitor within our medical negligence team is joined by Giovanni Cinque, from Colostomy UK, to discuss the everyday challenges of living with a Stoma and the support available.
Our medical negligence experts have secured compensation for people living with a Stoma as a result of an injury caused by negligence.
If you, or a loved one, has been injured as a result of medical negligence, we offer free, no obligation advice to assess your situation and answer any questions you may have.

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AI in the legal industry: risk or opportunity for in-house teams?

On 12 October we held our inaugural conference for Heads of Legal and GCs with the theme “Building Growth and Efficiency for in-house legal teams” which included expert panels sharing their views.
For our last panel, Sarah Williamson, Head of Commercial and Technology at Boyes Turner was joined by Andrew Cooke, General Counsel of Travelperk, Harry Borovick, General Counsel of Luminance and Joanna Goodman, journalist and Law Society Gazette columnist.

In this session Andy and Harry discuss how they use AI within their day to day roles. Andy explains how his team have introduced an AI powered chatbot to answer repeated queries that are asked of the in-house legal team. Harry discusses how he uses the company’s own AI products to support the in-house team.

Joanna talks about how it is not too late to start looking at AI and discusses accessible ways to find out what it can do.

Andy advocates finding out what the pain is that you are seeking to resolve rather than rushing into an AI solution that may not be what is needed but being open to the benefits of AI. Joanna also elaborates on finding a use case for AI.

Joanna also discusses the interaction between AI and ESG from a governance perspective but also on the environmental front, particularly bearing in mind the energy and water used in operating and cooling data centres used in running generative AI.

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