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Samuel Green (Also Leeds)

CALLED TO THE BAR 1998

Junior Counsel


Clinical Negligence & Healthcare Profile

Background

 

2010                         Junior Counsel to the Crown (Regional Panel)

 

2009                        Appointed Grade 4 prosecutor

 

2007                        Appointed to Attorney General’s Unified List of Prosecuting Counsel (B Panel)

                                Called to the Bar of Northern Ireland

 

1998                        Called to the Bar (Lincoln’s Inn) 

 

1994                        Trinity College, Cambridge MA (Hons) (Law)

Whittaker Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge

Sam also practises from Park Court Chambers, Leeds.

 

Email: sgreen@3serjeantsinn.com 



General Information

 


Directory Comments

 

Legal 500 2010: Samuel Green "Has considerable commercial acumen and is a master tactician"

 

Legal 500 2007: Samuel Green is someone who "brings fraud experience to his commercial and regulatory practice"...

 

Legal 500 2006: “Samuel Green combines fraud experience with commercial and regulatory expertise”.

 

Legal 500 2005: “Samuel Green is moving through the ranks and combines fraud expertise with an interest in regulatory and civil matters”.

 

Additionally, Sam has been cited in the 2007 edition of Legal Experts as an “expert” in commercial law.



Nature of Practice

 

In addition to a substantial heavyweight criminal practice, Sam regularly receives instructions in medical cases, particularly those involving inquests and disciplinary and regulatory work.  He is regularly instructed to act in hearings before professional discipliniary bodies such as the General Medical Council and the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

 



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Reported and other cases of Interest

 

 

R (Northumbria Police Authority) v Broome (March 2010). Successful challenge to Selected Medical Practitioner’s approach to review, under Regulation 37(1) of the Police (Injury Benefit) Regulations 2006, of a pensioner’s degree of disablement.

 

Re Marsh (Nursing and Midwifery Council, January 2010). Defended Registered Mental Nurse against allegations of abuse and neglect of vulnerable care home residents. No impairment found and registrant explicitly exonerated by the Panel.

 

Represented (as led junior) retired GP at inquest in 2010 into deaths of three of his terminally ill patients. Key issues were the amounts of morphine administered to his patients in their final hours, the justification for the dosages selected and whether those dosages accelerated or hastened death.

 

Represented psychiatrist at inquest in 2009 arising from the death of a child and her mother - the mother smothered her daughter and then took her own life.


Siberry’s Application [2008] NIQB 147 (High Court of Northern Ireland). Successful application for judicial review of decision of Senior Coroner to call Prisoner Ombudsman for Northern Ireland to give non-expert opinion evidence on standard of medical care afforded to deceased prison inmate.

 

Inquest in 2008 before Greater Belfast Coroner, arising from death of an elderly woman following post operative complications - represented one of the two consultant surgeons.

 

Inquest in 2008 before Deputy South Yorkshire Coroner (and a jury), arising from death of prison inmate from septicaemia - represented one of the prison doctors.

 

 



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