The Essential Brain Injury Claims Toolkit
Discover our practical introductory and refresher training course, designed to build understanding of the challenges faced by individuals and families affected by brain injury and to support you in this complex area.
The Essential Brain Injury Claims Toolkit:
A Four-Part Introductory and Refresher Course
Our APIL-accredited Introduction to Brain Injury training course is returning to central London on Wednesday 9th September 2026 as a one-day course, following the success of its first run. Designed for junior solicitors, experienced practitioners looking to specialise in brain injury cases, and case managers, this course provides expert-led insight into the challenges faced by individuals and families affected by brain injury.
The course serves as a refresher for those returning to the field, as well as for legal executives and paralegals, and offers excellent background knowledge for other members of the brain injury team who assist and support clients.
It is also intended to provide a real understanding of the fundamentals of running a successful brain injury case. 6 CDP Points will be awarded for this course.
Event Details
Delegate Tickets
Member: £150 (+VAT)
Non-member: £265 (+VAT)
If you’re a member of the Brain Injury Group contact us to receive your discount code. Email enquiries@braininjurygroup.co.uk
Meet The Speakers
Dr Julian Harriss
NRC Medical Experts
Part 1: Medical Aspects of Brain Injury
Dr Harriss, Tier 1 APIL Accredited Expert, provides specialist reports in complex brain injury cases. As a founding partner of NRC Medical Experts, he offers clear insight on causation, care needs, and prognosis across all ages.
Rhiannon Stokes
CMSUK
Part 2: Rehabilitation and Case Management Aspects
Rhiannon is a Managing Director, Occupational Therapist, and Case Manager with 30+ years’ experience. As Chair of CMSUK and founder of Stokes Case Management, she supports clients with brain injuries and promotes collaboration across healthcare, legal, and community sectors.
Dr Richard Maddicks
Psychology Chartered
Part 3: The Psychological & Cognitive Impact of an Acquired Brain Injury
Dr Maddicks, a Full-Practitioner BPS Neuropsychologist, specialises in complex brain injury cases. With over 20 years’ medico-legal experience, he combines expert reporting with a strong focus on neuro-rehabilitation and therapy.
Scott Matthewson
Serjeants’ Inn
Part 4: Legal Aspects and Practicalities of Law Related to Running Brain Injury Cases
Scott is a leading junior in clinical negligence, inquests, and personal injury, with recognised expertise in Court of Protection and Judicial Review. He was shortlisted for ‘Clinical Negligence Junior of the Year’ at the Legal 500 Awards 2022.
