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

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.

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

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.

Shoulder dystocia is one of the most urgent and distressing emergencies in maternity care. In birth injury claims, the key medico-legal questions often centre on risk recognition, timely escalation, correct manoeuvres, and the quality of the documentation.

Hand and wrist injuries can have a significant impact on daily function, employment, and long-term quality of life - even where the initial injury appears relatively minor.

Birth injury claims involving hypoxia remain some of the most complex and high-value cases in clinical negligence. Understanding timing, causation, and the role of obstetric evidence is critical for building or defending a claim.

Cauda equina syndrome (CES) is a high-risk area in clinical negligence, often involving delayed diagnosis, complex symptoms, and long-term consequences. In this webinar, Poorna Veerappa explores the persistent symptoms, rehabilitation challenges, and medico-legal implications that are frequently overlooked in these claims.

Neonatal care sits at the centre of some of the most complex and high-value clinical negligence claims. When things go wrong, the medico-legal implications can be profound - particularly in cases involving hypoxia, delayed intervention, or failures in early neonatal management.

Subtle neuropsychological deficits in children are frequently underestimated in litigation, particularly where early recovery and normal imaging create false reassurance. This webinar recording explores how delayed executive dysfunction, developmental trajectory and careful psychometric interpretation shape defensible causation and prognosis in paediatric brain injury claims.

When symptoms don’t match scans, claims often stall - this webinar shows how neuropsychiatric evidence can move them forward.

Fall-related injuries frequently have medico-legal significance, particularly where substandard nursing assessments, monitoring, or record-keeping undermine patient safety.

Looking to stay sharp on key PI and Clin Neg insights? This highlights reel packs 2025’s top webinar moments into one must-watch video - expert tips, trends, and case takeaways in minutes.

Visible scarring and disfigurement can have major medico-legal consequences, especially where psychological impact, permanence, or reconstructive need affects quantum.

Every four minutes, a woman dies globally of obstetric haemorrhage - yet these cases rarely translate into medico-legal claims. By contrast, rare intrapartum hypoxia events are overrepresented, leading to multi-million-pound cerebral palsy claims.