Fraudulent and exaggerated claims / Tim Kevan, Damian Ward, James Heath, Stratos Gatzouris.

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Publication details:
St Albans, Hertfordshire : XPL Publishing, 2006.
Record id:
26990
Added title:
Fraudulent and exaggerated claims in personal injury (Front cover).
Fraudulent and exaggerated claims in PI (Spine).
Series:
Personal Injury Practitioner's Library.
Subject:
Personal injuries.
Contents:
1. Introduction --2. Pleadings and professional position --3. Burden and standard of proof --4. Low speed impact claims: expert evidence --5. Low speed impact claims: negligence, causation and foreseeability --6. Exaggerated claims/malingering --7. Similar fact evidence --8. Surveillance evidence --9. Orthopaedic & psychiatric/psychological testing for exaggeration --10. Regulatory regimes --11. Data protection --12. Illegality --13. Abuse of process/tainted by illegality --14. Costs --15. Perjury/contempt of court --16. Conclusion.
Summary:
Despite numerous cases going through the County and higher Courts where fraud, exaggeration or some other robust type of defence is being run, very little has been written on the subject with specific reference to civil claims. This book aims to demystify this area of law and to provide an overview of some of the arguments which may be run.
Note:
Includes index.
ISBN:
9781858113722