The Rehabilitation Code: When It Applies — and When It Doesn’t
Early access to rehabilitation can change the course of recovery after injury — but when litigation is involved, getting that support in place can be complex. The Rehabilitation Code (2015) was designed to help solve this problem, providing a voluntary framework that encourages collaboration between claimant solicitors, insurers, and rehabilitation professionals to ensure that rehabilitation starts as soon as possible.
Capacity Assessments: Why Resistance Happens — and Why They Matter
A theme that resonates strongly in our Case Manager Community is the reluctance of some solicitors to commission capacity assessments. It’s an issue that sits at the crossroads of law and clinical responsibility — and can leave Case Managers navigating delicate professional territory.
Challenging with Confidence: Navigating MDT Dynamics with Lawyers
A theme that resonates strongly in our Case Manager Community is the reluctance of some solicitors to commission capacity assessments. It’s an issue that sits at the crossroads of law and clinical responsibility — and can leave Case Managers navigating delicate professional territory.
Writing Notes That Stand Up: Legal Insights for Case Managers
Case notes are more than a clinical record — they are a vital part of the legal process. When a case enters litigation, your notes may be reviewed by solicitors, barristers, and even the court. The quality and accuracy of your documentation can directly influence how decisions are made, how evidence is interpreted, and how your professionalism is perceived.