Partner
Robert Bell is a Partner within the Clinical Negligence Department, and has been with Mayo Wynne Baxter since 2005.
Robert Bell
Recognised as a 'Leader in the Field' of Clinical Negligence Law by Chambers UK, Robert is adept at dealing with complex issues across the medical spectrum and his experience ranges from cases worth tens of thousands of pounds to multi-million pound brain and spinal injury claims. Recent successes include an award of £3.6 million for a child who suffers with learning difficulties following a delay in her birth and an award for £450,000 in a leg amputation case.
Robert trained and qualified with a leading clinical negligence firm in London. He is a member of APIL and a member of the renowned AvMA Referral Panel.
At work, Robert has a growing reputation for his inquest work in cases involving deaths in a healthcare context. He has represented numerous bereaved families in the Coroner's Court, including several cases in which the Coroner sat with a jury. He is the firm's training partner.
Out of work Robert enjoys all sports and is an avowed francophile.
Latest blog posts
Free Medical Negligence Advice
Mayo Wynne Baxter’s renowned Clinical Negligence Team will be running a free advice clinic in Eastbourne on Tuesday, 24 April 2012. If you believe that you or someone who is close to you may have suffered an injury as a result of shortcomings in medical treatment this clinic gives you an opportunity to discuss your… Read the rest of this post (No Comments)
April 17th, 2012
Brain Injury Expertise Recognised
Mayo Wynne Baxter is delighted to confirm the continuation of its association with Headway, the Brain Injury Association, www.headway.org.uk. The catastrophic injury team’s expertise in brain injury work has been acknowledged once again through inclusion on Headway’s list of specialist solicitors. Headway recognises that a brain injury can impact every aspect of a person’s life and… Read the rest of this post (No Comments)
February 10th, 2012
BBC promises to shed light on Coroners
A three-part BBC documentary revealing the working life of a Coroner starts tonight. Death Unexplained follows Her Majesty’s Coroner Alison Thompson and her team investigating unexplained deaths in the busy West London jurisdiction including a suspected poisoning and a possible drugs overdose. Other episodes look into their role in mass tragedies like the New Zealand… Read the rest of this post (No Comments)
February 7th, 2012
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Office address:
Century House
15-19 Dyke Road
Brighton
East Sussex
BN1 3FE
Century House
15-19 Dyke Road
Brighton
East Sussex
BN1 3FE
T: 01273 775533
F: 01273 207744
DX: 141292 Brighton 5
F: 01273 207744
DX: 141292 Brighton 5