Over recent months forensic psychiatrists and medicolegal psychiatrists have been compelled to undertake assessments using internet-based technology such as Zoom and Skype. Whilst many of us […]
Surveillance has become a common approach utilised in personal injury matters. The extent to which a few short surveillance opportunities should be extrapolated to reflect the […]
The education and career prospects of child abuse victims are frequently compromised by factors which include psychiatric injury. Typically, in personal injury matters, the assessing psychiatrist […]
There is increasing awareness of the risks when acting for a client whose competence to instruct could be disputed. The inevitable challenge lies in the expectation […]
