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Michael joined Keele University as a lecturer in September 2013. He previously taught as an Associate Tutor at the University of East Anglia (UEA) from 2009-2013 and before that worked in the public sector. Michael is a twice graduate of the UEA Law School and holds both an LLB Law and an LLM in Employment Law. Has recently submitted his doctoral thesis, titled Genetic Torts: Establishing the Clinician's Duty to Disclose, which explores whether genetic risks should be disclosed by doctors to the families of their patients. This research was funded with a scholarship award from the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of East Anglia.
Torts, Medical Law, Genetic Medicine, Confidentiality, Disclosure
Journal Publications
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Negligence and the Communication of Genetic Information to Parents (2012) 20(4) Medical Law Review 604
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Informing the Family: A geneticist's duty to disclose genetic risks to relatives of the proband (2011) 27(2) Professional Negligence 97
Teaching
Undergraduate
Tort
Law, Science and Society
Healthcare Law
Postgraduate
MA in Medical Ethics and Law: Working with Legal Sources, Mental Health Law and the Mental Health Act, Confidentiality and the Law, Regulating Reproduction
MMedSci in Contemporary Challenges in Healthcare Ethics and Law: Consent and the Law, Patient Information, End of Life

