When someone has died in unfortunate circumstances an inquest would take place. The inquest would be conducted by a judge, jury or government official. It is typically when they are in care of the National Health Service.
An inquest is not a court of law, and its purpose is not to find anyone guilty for a crime. They are there, because they want to establish the cause of death. An inquest can be followed by a criminal prosecution; for example if there is any element of murder, it can be challenged to the High Court. Barristers4u can find you a barrister at an inquest even if you are a witness. Our barristers have the experience and the appropriate knowledge of inquest proceedings.
If you get a barrister, they will advise you on the proceedings, and guide you through the hearing using his or her advocacy skills to look after your best interests. They have technical ability to go through many sensitive areas and will treat you with great care and attention.
If you need a barrister who is expert in inquests, choose a barrister on Barristers4u. We will give you a free no obligation quote to sort your finances and make an informed decision on legal advice or representation.