Independent occupational therapy expert witness opinion is provided in public liability matters arising from injury sustained in public, commercial, or recreational environments.
Opinion examines the functional consequences of injury following incidents such as slips, trips, falls, and other accidents occurring in public spaces, focusing on real-world function and vocational impact rather than diagnosis alone.
Occupational therapy medicolegal opinion in public liability matters may assist with:
A real-world functional lens is applied, with consideration commonly given to:
Public liability instructions commonly involve functional impact associated with:
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Occupational therapy expert opinion provides independent analysis of functional capacity following injury, examining how the incident has affected day-to-day functioning and work capacity within a medicolegal context.
A structured medicolegal framework is applied, analysing observed function, endurance, reliability, and vocational impact, and translating real-world functional limitation into clear, objective expert opinion.
Opinion commonly addresses daily activities, mobility, physical tolerance, endurance, cognitive and psychological functioning, and the impact of injury on capacity for sustained employment.
Where relevant, analysis distinguishes between pre-incident function and post-incident change, informed by medical records, reported history, and observed performance.
No. This practice operates as a specialist occupational therapy medicolegal service and does not undertake care needs assessments, attendant care reviews, or recommendations regarding support hours or services. The focus remains deliberately specialised on functional and vocational capacity for medicolegal purposes.
Yes. Reports are prepared with medicolegal scrutiny in mind, providing objective analysis, transparent reasoning, and defensible conclusions suitable for use in disputed or litigated matters.
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