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Katie Gollop QC, LEH 1979-86

Many of Katie’s serious medical treatment cases in the Court of Protection attract national news coverage, most recently her work for Great Ormond Street during the Charlie Gard case.

	2 May 2019
	Alumnae Profiles

Katie studied at St John’s College Oxford, was called to the Bar in 1993 and took silk in 2016.

Her specialism is healthcare law and she is renowned for her ethical work. Many of Katie’s serious medical treatment cases in the Court of Protection attract national news coverage, most recently her work for Great Ormond Street during the Charlie Gard case. She represents families and healthcare providers at high profile inquests (In Amenas) and is instructed in public inquiries (Shipman, Hyponatraemia, Infected Blood).

Katie, her sister, Diana, and her mother Jessica, are all LEH alumnae.
Katie studied at St John’s College Oxford, was called to the Bar in 1993 and took silk in 2016.

Her specialism is healthcare law and she is renowned for her ethical work. Many of Katie’s serious medical treatment cases in the Court of Protection attract national news coverage, most recently her work for Great Ormond Street during the Charlie Gard case. She represents families and healthcare providers at high profile inquests (In Amenas) and is instructed in public inquiries (Shipman, Hyponatraemia, Infected Blood).

Katie, her sister, Diana, and her mother Jessica, are all LEH alumnae.

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