Jason Wells is a talented junior barrister with experience handling birth injury cases, as well as amputations and fatalities. His background as an NHS surgeon helps inform his practice when dealing with medically complex clinical negligence cases. He demonstrates a good command of issues such as delayed diagnosis.
"Jason's medical background enables him to forensically review the evidence."
"He is very pragmatic."
"Jason's pleadings are considered and concise."
Chambers & Partners 2023 (Clin Neg) - Band 2
Strengths: "Very thorough and provides realistic advice, but is not overcautious and willing to plead difficult cases if necessary. He has a collaborative approach, and as a former surgeon he obviously has excellent medical knowledge." "A very logical thinker with very good judgement."
Chambers & Partners 2022 (Clin Neg) - Band 2
Strengths: "I find that he is really approachable with clients. He's very practical too, and the fact that he used to be a doctor makes him really strong on medical issues."
Recent work: Acted for a child with bilateral deafness allegedly caused by the failure to treat hyperbilirubinaemia. The case was settled for £1 million at a joint settlement meeting.
Chambers & Partners 2020 (Clin Neg)
Junior with experience handling birth injury cases, as well as amputations and fatalities. His background as an NHS surgeon helps inform his practice when dealing with medically complex clinical negligence cases. He demonstrates a good command of issues, such as delayed diagnosis. "Impressive at trial. Thorough, with meticulous attention to detail." "He is quiet and studious but not to be underestimated. His pleadings are always good and accurate and he is an expert on the medical side."
Chambers & Partners 2019 (Clin Neg)
Strengths: "He is very tenacious, very enthusiastic, very helpful and good with the evidential issues." "Impressive at trial. He's thorough and has meticulous attention to detail."
Recent work: Assisted with a GP failure to refer case, in which the claimant now suffers locked-in syndrome after presenting to his GP with increasingly bizarre neurological symptoms.
Chambers & Partners 2018 (Clin Neg)