Rather than summarising neuropsychology theory, this guide focuses on the issues solicitors encounter most often when handling serious injury and clinical negligence claims.

Could a missed coeliac diagnosis, a contaminated meal or a workplace catering issue become your next claim?

In this expert-led webinar, Mr Tzerakis explores how cauda equina syndrome and spinal cord compression present in clinical practice, why urgent imaging is so important, and where medico-legal failures commonly arise.

A medico-legal overview of missed cauda equina syndrome and spinal cord compression, exploring red flags, urgent imaging, documentation failures and key considerations for solicitors handling spinal negligence claims.

In ED delay claims, the issue is rarely just whether treatment was late - it is whether the delay was legally meaningful.

For solicitors handling brain injury claims, this article highlights the hidden deficits that can shape causation, prognosis, and quantum.

A practical webinar for solicitors on identifying hidden deficits and strengthening brain injury claims with neuropsychological evidence.

A solicitor approached INNEG for support with a military related hearing loss claim involving complex questions around causation and long-term prognosis. While an Audiologist had already been identified as the likely discipline, the key challenge was determining what level of specialist expertise the case actually required.

This case study shows how early Analyst led review helped identify highly specialised peripheral nerve expertise, ensuring the expert evidence reflected the issues at the heart of the claim.

Skin cancer claims can involve complex questions of missed diagnosis, evolving treatment outcomes and causation uncertainty. Expert oncology evidence is essential in determining whether delay materially changed the outcome, or whether breach alone is insufficient to support the claim.

In this webinar, Dr Stephen Falk explores how expert oncology evidence can help solicitors assess breach, causation and medico-legal risk in melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer cases.

Based on INNEG’s neuro-oncology imaging webinar, this eBook helps solicitors understand where scan interpretation, MDT decision-making and treatment options can become critical in brain tumour litigation.

Watch the full webinar with Dr Vasileios Angelis to hear his clinical insight on breach, causation and treatment decisions in breast cancer negligence claims.

For a deeper breakdown of the medico-legal issues, causation arguments and practical case examples, read the full article here.

In this webinar, Professor Bisdas explains why neuro-oncology imaging should be assessed in its real-world clinical context, rather than against an idealised textbook standard.