Top 10 of 56 law firms for Record Keeping, Health and Medical Law
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Record keeping in health and medical law covers how patient records are created, stored, retained and disclosed. It includes ensuring accurate, accessible medical histories, managing data under the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act, and complying with NHS storage standards and retention schedules. A solicitor in this area helps clients with requests for access to records, handling subject access requests, redaction, safeguarding sensitive information, and guiding disclosures in litigation or regulatory investigations. They may also advise on data retention policies, information governance, and responses to data breaches affecting health data.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
Records must be accurate, complete and securely stored, with proper lawful bases for processing and appropriate retention periods. A solicitor assists with complex disclosure negotiations, safeguarding personal data, and ensuring compliance with information governance frameworks and lawful exemptions.
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