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Pedestrian-vehicle impact speed and injury severity

27 September

Case Updates

Pedestrian-vehicle impact speed and injury severity

Head injury criteria scores, Impact speed, Pedestrian-vehicle collision

For accident reconstruction, emergency medicine and neurosurgery experts, this case illustrates the interdependence of accident reconstruction and medical evidence and the need for the medical experts to have regard to the accident reconstruction evidence.

Colizzi v Coulson [2024] EWHC 1956 (KB)

Good practice points in asylum and immigration psychiatric reports

25 September

Case Updates

Good practice points in asylum and immigration psychiatric reports

Credibility, Expert Report, Judicial critism, Expert anonymity, Exaggeration, Feigning, Istanbul Protocol, Remote Assessment

The report of an expert in psychiatry was undermined by his acceptance of the appellent's account which, unbeknown to him, a previous tribunal had found to lack credibility. The court also attached less weight to the expert's assessment than it did to a hospital letter because the assessment had been conducted remotely.

Chahal v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2024] UKAITUR UI2024001451

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Jan 25

Becoming an expert witness: your first steps

Webinar

6:00PM - 7:30PM

Before becoming an expert witness it is essential to do your groundwork and this webinar will provide everything you need to know about becoming an expert witness, what is expected from you, how demanding this additional career could be and how fulfilling it can be.

Feb 25

Confidence in the Courtroom

Webinar

5:30PM - 7:30PM

This two-part webinar looks at ways to ensure maximum pre-trial preparation and provides advice and techniques on how to excel during cross examination. It will also highlight the importance of CPR compliance when asked to provide oral evidence.

Two part webinar: 5th Feb (part 1) and 6th Feb (part 2) 2025, 5.30-7.30pm

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