Judith Leach, a clinical negligence barrister at Withy King, has been advising Ms Owers on her rights.
These cover civil cases including those involving social welfare debt, employment, family problems, clinical negligence, divorce and housing problems.
The clinical negligence system should be abolished and in its place should be an alternative system for compensating patients.
Ministers say legal aid will end for most family cases, clinical negligence and employment law but remain for criminal cases.
Proposals contained in the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill would remove the provision of legal aid for people suing for clinical negligence.
The hospital trust has admitted clinical negligence over Jessica's death.
Labour's Lord Beecham supported calls for the retention of legal aid in clinical negligence cases, arguing it was wrong to "dismantle the machinery" that provided access to justice in this area.
Systems of liability, whether there are clinical negligence liability, No Fault Compensation systems or any other kind, stand in the way of openness and of being candid and honest with patients or admitting something has gone wrong.
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Another calls for legal aid to be administered by an independent director - preventing the justice secretary from taking direct control of the legal aid budget, which would allow him to block funding for particular kinds of action, such as clinical negligence, welfare claims or miscarriages of justice against the police.
In total, Mr Neale faced 35 charges of clinical incompetence, professional negligence and extreme rudeness.
And it has now emerged five other mothers are considering suing the hospital for negligence over its clinical decision-making.
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