In many personal injury and clinical negligence claims, the presence of pre-existing cognitive, psychological, or neurological conditions complicates questions of causation. In such cases, instruction of a suitably qualified neuropsychologist  is often central to evidential clarity. This article explores how neuropsychologists approach apportionment in medicolegal cases, and why this is particularly relevant for solicitors handling complex claims across Devon and Cornwall . U

A common challenge in medicolegal practice is the presence of reported cognitive difficulties in the absence of clear objective findings. For solicitors, understanding how a neuropsychologist  approaches these cases is crucial when managing expectations and evidential risk. Subjective Complaints vs Objective Evidence Clients may report difficulties with: Memory Concentration Multitasking Mental fatigue These complaints may be genuine, yet not always supported by objective tes

When instructing a neuropsychologist  in a medicolegal context, compliance with Part 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules  is essential. Even a clinically sound report can be undermined if procedural requirements are not met, potentially weakening otherwise robust evidence. This article highlights common Part 35 pitfalls in neuropsychological instruction and reporting, and how solicitors can avoid them — particularly in cases across Devon and Cornwall , where access to specialist

In personal injury and clinical negligence litigation, cognitive and psychological consequences of injury are often central to causation, prognosis, and quantum. In many cases, instruction of a neuropsychologist  is not merely helpful — it is essential. This article outlines scenarios where neuropsychological evidence is critical, particularly in medicolegal cases across Devon and Cornwall . Subtle Cognitive Deficits Following Injury Clients may report difficulties with memor

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