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Guidance on Care Expert Witness evidence in serious injury claims, including future care needs, timing, independence, expert matching and care assessment.

Rosy Edwards, Harrison Clinical Manager and Paediatric Case Manager, explains how rehabilitation can support children and young people after serious injury.

What does Dickinson v Newcastle tell us about expert evidence and complex case management? We explore the Court's observations on professional reasoning, 24-hour care, autonomy, family support and why a care package must work in real life.

Miller, Riley and Swift show why limb-loss claims extend far beyond the cost of a prosthesis. We explore rehabilitation, function and future need with Physiotherapist Expert Witness Jack Cawood.

Rogers v Wills was not a personal injury case, but its examination of family care raises an interesting question for Case Managers: when a record describes someone as independent, does it also capture the support that makes that independence possible?

Burgess v Sikorski offers a useful examination of services dependency following a fatal accident and, in particular, of the distinction between assessing what someone needs and reconstructing the practical contribution that has...