DANIEL WOOD

Personal Injury
Clinical Negligence
Residential Landlord and Tenant
Called to the Bar 2000

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Personal Injury:

Catastrophic injury and other cases of utmost

severity, acquired brain injuries;

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Clinical Negligence:

Failure to correctly diagnose and failure to obtain

appropriate or informed consent, improper and

sub-optimal care; Surgical and more general

morphological issues; complex issues of medical

causation.

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Landlord and Tenant; Social housing,

private landlord and tenant including disrepair.

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General Common Law;

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Civil actions against the police;

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Electoral Law.

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Called to the Bar 2000;

University of Liverpool:
BSc (Hons) Anatomy and Human Biology;
MSc Research into the relationship between aspects of human

morphology and behavioural traits. (Aspects of this research

were published in the Journal of Human Nature, Vol 9, Issue 1 (1998));
Awarded a Paton Brown Scholarship by the University of Liverpool.
University of Leeds:
LLB (Hons)   Law Awarded the Ford & Warren Prize

by the University of Leeds.
Inns of Court School of Law

(A Hardwicke Scholar of Lincoln’s Inn);
Bar Vocational Course.