What a fabulous day at The Law Society for our first Training Conference.
A huge thank you to all our members and mentors who joined us for a full-on training day covering everything from medico-legal report writing to AI in expert witness practice.
We were also delighted to be joined by a fantastic group of solicitors over lunch and during the afternoon. This gave everyone a chance to network, connect and learn from each other; a key value of the collegiate nature of Pathway Expert Chambers.
A special thank you to Richard Edwards of Richard Edwards & Co Solicitors, a specialist catastrophic and serious injury firm based in Liverpool, Joanne Easterbrook of Bevan Brittan, Grahame Aldous KC and Dr Sylvia Taylor-Goh for speaking to us about expert witness excellence, case management, expert independence, and mentoring.
We’re already looking forward to our next training day on 15th October in Manchester!
Below: Andrew Unwin delivering a lecture on How to Write a Personal Injury Report, including a Discussion Session.
Below: Jeremy Ford delivering his fascinating and relevant lecture on AI, and asking the question ‘Where are we now?’
Below: Tobias Unwin discussing radiology and technology queries on the day.
Below: Grahame Aldous KC delivering an engaging lecture on the importance of Expert Independence in Practice.
Below: Dr Sylvia Taylor-Goh delivering a key lecture on The Role of the Mentor.
For further information regarding our next conference on 15th October in Manchester, including becoming a guest speaker, please contact Keri Ford at: keri.ford@pathwaychambers.com