Hannah Gibbs

Hannah Gibbs is an Assistant Professor (Education) at the LSE Law School, joining full-time in 2023. She specializes in medical law, family law, and public administrative law, with a focus on health inequalities and routes to justice in medical malpractice cases. She also practices as a barrister, representing clients in high-profile cases such as the Infected Blood Inquiry (2018).

• Education Background: Not explicitly stated in text.
• Research Interests: Explores how healthcare service structures perpetuate health disparities and legal avenues for redress in medical negligence. Co-authored NHS Law and Practice, a seminal text analyzing NHS legal frameworks.

Teaching: Leads courses LL205 Medical Law, LL221 Family Law, and LL4EB Key Issues in Medical Law and Ethics. Combines academic rigor with practical litigation experience.

• Professional Highlights: Represented over 300 Core Participants in the Infected Blood Inquiry. Known for Supreme Court-level advocacy in public and medical law cases.