Alice Nash has written a case note on Schembri v Marshall [2020] EWCA Civ 358.
A judge was entitled to find that the Claimant’s wife would not have died if she had been referred to hospital, despite having made a specific finding that the Claimant had not proved the precise train of events by which her death would have been prevented. So held the Court of Appeal in Schembri and Marshall, upholding a decision of Stewart J that raised some eyebrows last year.
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