Education
- Nottingham High School
- St. John’s College, Cambridge (MA)
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Tim Trotman has been a Civil Practitioner at Deans Court Chambers since 1984. Clinical Negligence experience has involved claims for wrongful conception, nephrotic syndrome, orthopaedic misdiagnosis, fetal hypoxia, inappropriate drug and implant therapy, cosmetic surgery and sports injury. Sample Construction and Professional Negligence cases have included claims arising out of engineering works to a flour mill in Trafford Park, a boiler explosion at large bakery in Stockport, defective design of heat exchanges for cattle incineration (in connection with the Government Over Thirty Month Scheme), an Arbitration concerning overage claims arising out of residential development in North Lancashire, and a disputed golf course development.
Personal injury work has included highway and factory accidents, industrial disease (asbestos, deafness, HAVs/WRULD, whole body vibration), workplace stress, brain damage, asthma, serious spinal injuries and CICA claims. Tim Trotman is also the editor of the Deans Court Chambers Business and Professional Group Newsletter.
Publications
A product liability / personal injury claim relating to fatigue fracture in an artificial hip implant.
[1993] PIQR p21
PMILL 1998/14 p7
EWHC Admin 2464
[2004] 97 Con LR (HHJ Coulson QC)
Added in: Personal Injuries and Clinical Negligence By: Timothy Trotman
wrongful birth ; scope of duty ; causation ; remoteness ; generalised application of SAAMCO
Periodically in the law of tort an attempt is made to suggest that all ...
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