Expert Coronial law solicitors
Coronial law and inquest solicitor’s expert in handling all matters related to inquests in the coroner’s court.
- Advice, assistance and representation in the coroner’s court
- Drafting of witness statements and responses
- Preparing bundles
- Representation services for Interested Persons
- Compliance with Prevention of Future Death Reports
Dealing with the coroner’s court can be highly stressful. It also comes with risks owing to the potential for reputational damage, prevention of future death reports and media interest. It is a highly emotive process, making it important that your employees/witnesses are in receipt of representation at the inquest, to assist with the proper delivery of evidence and ensure your perspective is fully understood and considered by the coroner.
Our professional legal team will provide advice on the procedure around the coronial process and on issues regarding employee witnesses. We’ll assist you in understanding how best to protect your interests as you go through the process.
We’ll advise you on the entire process ensuring you are clear on the implications and next steps at each stage. We’ll provide representation protecting your interests and assist you with issues that could arise from witnesses. Our aim is to make the process as straightforward and clear as possible during what will be a difficult time.
Working with you, we’ll prepare witness statements and responses to ensure that all aspects surrounding the death are property considered and pre-empted.
Preparing documentation bundles
Further documentation will be required in the format of bundles that the coroner’s court will require. We’ll prepare these on your behalf taking the pressure away from you and ensuring all submission requirements are met.
- Accurate documentation
- Bundles prepared by experts
- Meeting all submission requirements
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