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Aislinn is a Senior Associate on our Medical Law and Life Sciences team. She practices in the defence of medical negligence claims and advises clients in the healthcare, pharmaceutical, medical device, digital health and general consumer product sectors on various regulatory matters and litigation risk. She advises clients in relation to their applicable regulatory frameworks, licencing, labelling, advertising and represents companies in product liability claims.
Aislinn also advises hospitals, medical practitioners and their indemnifiers on issues relating to consent, ethics, clinical and corporate governance, patient complaints, capacity, data protection and retention of records. She represents hospitals and medical practitioners in the Coroner’s Court and deals with medical negligence claims including complex high value catastrophic and birth injury claims.
aoshea@mhc.ie
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