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Emotional Consequences of Personal Injury, Second Edition |
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Hoffman, Brian F., Joel P. Rochon, John A. Terry & Annelis K. Thorsen |  |  | Butterworths LexisNexis / Hardcover / 2001-10-01 / 0433438517 | | Psychiatry / Toronto Authors |  | price: $240.00 (may be subject to change) | | 392 pages | |
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Damage claims for physical injuries only represent part of a personal injury action. The widespread and growing legal recognition of emotional and psychological injury means that legal and insurance professionals must understand and manage a growing number of claims for non-organic injuries. This practical text provides clear advice on the specialized medical and legal issues which must be successfully navigated during the course of a personal injury claim. Co-written by one of Canadas leading psychiatric medical expert together with three established litigators, this book provides you with an authoritative reference that: Defines and clarifies the psychiatric and medical issues Outlines the relationship between physical and emotional injuries Summarizes the key elements of emotional claims litigation Delineates the respective roles of medical and legal specialists Provides guidance on preparation for and conduct of a trial involving claims for damages for emotional injuries Analyzes the available heads and quantum of damages Describes the recommended contents, preparation and use of medico-legal reports The 2nd Edition incorporates nearly a decade of significant developments in this evolving field. The result is a current reference that reflects the latest medical and legal issues including timely new chapters on: Brain injuries Sexual abuse Heads and quantum of damages for emotional injury The book also incorporates of the revised Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) the official manual listing psychiatric and psychological disorders. --from the publisher |
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