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Women in clinical negligence - Part two

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ARAG spoke to a number of women working in clinical negligence about their experiences, challenges faced and the impact they think women have had on this vital but often embattled area of law. This blog focuses on how women have changed the clinical negligence landscape and will continue to.

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