Reviewing an expert report explains how to understand the terminology and analyse a medico-legal report and identify the evidence relevant to claims for general and special damages.
Who is it for?
Suitable for trainee solicitors, paralegals, litigation assistants and claims handlers.
Quantum training suite
This bundle of 8 courses provides an introduction to valuing quantum in personal injury claims.
You can purchase a licence for a single course or for our full Quantum Training Suite.
If you have any questions on our Quantum Training Suite, please contact Kath Kinch on
Phone: 0114 273 8300
Email: Kath@KinchRobinson.com
Course content
E-learning overview
This e-learning course provides tips and guidance for reviewing an expert medical report in a personal injury claim.
Content
This course covers:
- The structure of an expert report and compliance with the Civil Procedure Rules
- Analysing the report and medical terminology
- Attributes of the claimant
- Pain & suffering
- Condition and prognosis
- Loss of amenity
- Special damages
- Top tips for reviewing any expert report
Outcomes
After completing this course, you will
- Know how to analyse a medical report
- Be able to identify evidence supporting general damages
- Be able to identify evidence supporting special damages
- Understand the difference between condition and prognosis
- Understand the impact of any relevant pre-existing injuries
- Know the importance of understanding the medical terminology
- Know the relevant parts of the CPR relating to medical reports
Delegates
Trainee solicitors, junior lawyers, paralegals, litigation assistants, claims handlers, medico-legal agency case handlers.
Duration
20 minutes
If you have any questions on our reviewing PI expert reports training course, please contact Kath Kinch on
Phone: 0114 273 8300
Email: Kath@KinchRobinson.com
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