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Joshua Morrison is a Legal Director based in the Healthcare Team, London. He specializes in advising clients in relation to healthcare Inquests, general advisory (including the Court of Protection / Mental Health Law) and regulatory investigations (with a focus on Medical Crime)
Lignes directes
020 7876 6637 07522999476 Joshua.morrison@clydeco.comMain Offices
London, The St Botolph Building
+44 (0) 20 7876 5000 +44 333 3000 232Guildford
+44 (0) 20 7876 5000 +44 333 3000 232Régions couvertes
Profil complet
Joshua Morrison is a Legal Director at Clyde & Co specialising in healthcare advisory, inquests, and regulatory matters. He advises healthcare providers and professionals on complex investigations, including coronial proceedings, CQC and HSE investigations, patient safety incidents, professional regulatory proceedings, and healthcare crime matters. Joshua has extensive experience representing doctors and dentists before regulators and advising clinicians involved in serious incident and criminal investigations. His background encompasses healthcare regulation, clinical negligence, professional discipline, and inquests, allowing him to provide strategic advice across the full spectrum of healthcare risk, governance, and regulatory compliance issues.
Expérience
Healthcare regulatory and inquests specialist advising providers and professionals on coronial proceedings, serious incidents, regulatory investigations, governance, risk management, and sensitive clinical advisory issues across complex healthcare environments and matters.
Significant experience supporting clients through investigations by CQC, HSE, professional regulators, NHS bodies, coroners, and police, particularly where clinical care, governance, compliance, and potential liability intersect, requiring strategic response planning.
Strong coronial background advising on complex inquests involving patient safety, deaths in custody, prison healthcare, Article 2 issues, witness preparation, clinical records, systemic risk, and reputational consequences for clients nationally.
Acts for doctors, dentists, and healthcare professionals in GMC, GDC, Performers List, and related proceedings, understanding how criticism moves across complaints, inquests, referrals, claims, and investigations over time and forums.
Distinctive criminal-healthcare interface experience, including police station accreditation and serious casework, strengthens advice on manslaughter, grievous bodily harm, health and safety offences, police investigations, and clinical exposure risk management strategy.
Earlier policy and legislative work in Zimbabwe, focused on education law and children’s rights, adds public-law perspective, supporting clear advice, defensible decisions, and reputational risk management across healthcare contexts consistently.