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In the third podcast from our Fundamental Dishonesty Special Interest Group, SIG lead Claire Quinn is joined by Yvonne Booth and Elaine Pitt to discuss costs and FD in complex injury claims.

The Brainwaves podcast is back by popular demand, with four episodes focusing on neurorehabilitation. In each installment we will ask a different guest expert the same questions, to gain a unique perspective on the brain injury claims process.

This week Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist, Dr Tracy Ryan-Morgan, joins Martin McAleer, to provide her views on a range of issues including how we keep the rehab process 'SMART'.

In the second podcast from our Fundamental Dishonesty Special Interest Group, Emily Eastwood and Nadia Nahapiet discuss data mining and the role of specific disclosure in the context of complex injury litigation, highlighting some of the cases where this has proved to be a hot topic.

(Part 3)

In episode one of a new podcast from our Fundamental Dishonesty Special Interest Group, we examine the seminal case of Shaw v Wilde a year on from its judgment.

This three-part miniseries dives into the significant impact the case has had on fundamental dishonesty in large loss and complex injury claims, with SIG lead, Claire Quinn, joined by Keoghs lead on the case, Mike Pope, and barrister, Matthew Snarr, from Nine Chambers.

(Part 2)

In episode one of a new podcast from our Fundamental Dishonesty Special Interest Group, we examine the seminal case of Shaw v Wilde a year on from its judgment.

This three-part miniseries dives into the significant impact the case has had on fundamental dishonesty in large loss and complex injury claims, with SIG lead, Claire Quinn, joined by Keoghs lead on the case, Mike Pope, and barrister, Matthew Snarr, from Nine Chambers.

(Part1)

In episode one of a new podcast from our Fundamental Dishonesty Special Interest Group, we examine the seminal case of Shaw v Wilde a year on from its judgment.

This three-part miniseries dives into the significant impact the case has had on fundamental dishonesty in large loss and complex injury claims, with SIG lead, Claire Quinn, joined by Keoghs lead on the case, Mike Pope, and barrister, Matthew Snarr, from Nine Chambers.

In this episode of The Safeguarding Matters podcast series, Lauranne Nolan, Associate in Keoghs Abuse team looks at the topic of protection of adults who are in vulnerable situations due to age, illness or disability. 

If you have any queries or would like to chat through the topics covered, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

In this episode of The Safeguarding Matters podcast series, Lauranne Nolan, Associate in Keoghs Abuse team looks at best practice and audits in Safeguarding

If you have any queries or would like to chat through the topics covered, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

In the fifth and final episode of our Road to Recovery podcast series, our complex injury experts discuss what effective rehabilitation looks like, what action can be taken when it’s not working, and what more can be done to improve its future application.

In this episode of The Safeguarding Matters podcast series, Lauranne Nolan, Associate in Keoghs Abuse team looks at how to protect children from child criminal exploitation

If you have any queries or would like to chat through the topics covered, please do not hesitate to get in touch.