Neuropsychology Expert Witness Services
Specialist, robust medico‑legal reporting for personal injury and clinical negligence cases.
At Case Management Services Ltd (CMS), we provide specialist medico-legal neuropsychology assessments and reports for adults who have sustained a traumatic brain injury or other form of acquired brain injury.
We provide comprehensive, Court‑ready reports based on a detailed, robust assessment process and a systematic review of available records to assist with litigation and to facilitate the rehabilitation process.
We understand the importance of reliable expert opinion, prompt communication, a transparent fee structure and provision of medico-legal reports that stand up to scrutiny throughout the litigation process and our service is designed to consistently deliver in these key areas.
Why Choose CMS
Expert neuropsychology assessment and report-writing
We provide comprehensive, robust, evidence‑based reports addressing the cognitive, emotional, and behavioural consequences of traumatic brain injury and other forms of acquired brain injury in adults.
Our reports are based on a comprehensive assessment process, including a detailed profile of the individual’s cognitive strengths and weaknesses and psychological / behavioural presentation, opinion regarding condition and prognosis and detailed, bespoke recommendations for treatment, therapy and support.
All our reports are produced in accordance with clinical and professional guidance and to Court standards and they are suitable for personal injury, clinical negligence and other litigation contexts.
Why Instruct CMS for Neuropsychology Expert Witness Work?
Specialist Expertise
Our medico-legal reports are prepared by Dr Andrew Harrison (Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist) who has practiced in the field of neuropsychology since 1997. He is registered with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC), he is on the Specialist Register of Clinical Neuropsychologists (British Psychological Society) and he is an Associate Fellow with the British Psychological Society. His CV is available on request.
Experienced in Litigation
Dr Harrison has over 20yrs experience preparing medico-legal neuropsychology reports with adult survivors of traumatic brain injury and other forms of acquired brain injury. He is regularly instructed both by the Pursuer / Claimant and the Defendant in the Scottish and English Courts.
Flexible Assessment Locations Across the UK
Dr Harrison accepts instructions across the UK and offers flexibility in terms of the location of appointments depending on the needs of the client, including at our offices in Edinburgh, clinic / meeting locations local to the client, domiciliary visits and at instructing parties’ premises where appropriate.
Clear, transparent fee structure
Our fees are charged at a fixed hourly rate, with total costs determined by:
- Duration of clinical assessment
- Volume of records and documentation for review
- Travel costs and expenses (where applicable)
A detailed fee estimate is provided at the point of instruction and determined on a case-by-case basis.
Instruction Process
We aim to provide a transparent, seamless and efficient process for instructing solicitors as follows:
- Submit a preliminary enquiry or formal letter of instruction via our website, email, or telephone
- Suitability of instruction will be confirmed at earliest and current timescales for appointments, turn-around for the report and a detailed fee estimate provided
- Subject to confirmation of the above, a proposed appointment date and location will be provided
- We will maintain ongoing communication and ensure close liaison regarding additional case work throughout the litigation process (e.g., supplementary reports, attendance at case conferences / consultations and at Court) as required
Registered Clinical Neuropsychologists & Psychologists
All of our Clinical Neuropsychologists and Psychologists are registered with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) and the British Psychological Society (BPS).
Make a Referral
A client or a family member can make a self-referral.