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Covert recording of expert medical examinations
Charles Bagot QC and Colm Nugent discuss the covert recording of expert medical examinations. Now that this issue has been confronted head-on by the courts – is it something that can be prevented – and, if not, shouldn’t it just be accepted and regulated?
Charles and Colm examine the pros and cons of this developing topic.
Case citations
Mustard v Flowers & Ors [2019] EWHC 2623 (QB)
Jones v Warwick University [2003] EWCA Civ 151
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Charles Bagot QC and Colm Nugent discuss the covert recording of expert medical examinations. Now that this issue has been confronted head-on by the courts – is it something that can be prevented – and, if not, shouldn’t it just be accepted and regulated?
Charles and Colm examine the pros and cons of this developing topic.