Hannah Gibbs

Hannah joined LSE Law School full time as an Assistant Professor (Education) in 2023, teaching medical law and family law.

She has been guest teaching medical law at LSE since 2017, alongside practice as a barrister specialising in public law and medical law. She has successfully represented clients in courts and tribunals of all levels, including the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court. Notably, she was instructed in 2018 to represent over 300 Core Participants in the ongoing Infected Blood Inquiry.

She is the co-author and co-editor of the practitioner text, NHS Law and Practice.

Her interests are in the field of medical law and ethics, and include health inequalities and how the structure and delivery of health services perpetuate them, as well as routes to justice following medical malpractice.