Services for Children: understanding the framework and how decisions are made
David Lock QC provides an introduction to health and social care law in relation to children.
About the speakers
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David Lock QC David Lock was called to the Bar in 1985 and made a QC in 2011. He is a public law specialist and was judged by a panel of leading lawyers to be the Legal 500 Public Law QC of the Year for 2020. He sits as a Deputy High Court Judge in the Queen’s Bench and Family Divisions. |
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