Kinch Robinson - Training for Lawyers

This e-learning course looks to how to value care claims, including the evidence needed and the rates which can be claimed.  It also looks at claims for therapy, and therapeutic aids and appliances.  The course is an ideal introduction for junior lawyers and claims handlers. Topics covered: Gratuitous care Commercial care Therapeutic appliances and therapy claims Things to look out for PDF download Read more

This e-learning course provides an introduction to valuing claims for loss of earning capacity due to ongoing disability flowing from a personal injury. Topics covered: What is ‘loss of earning capacity’? The Ogden Tables Smith v Manchester awards Blamire awards Read more

This e-learning course looks to how to value a claim for loss of earnings in a personal injury case. It covers the evidence needed when the Claimant is employed and when they are self-employed.  It also looks at how to evaluate the evidence to make sure that it supports the sums claimed. Topics covered: Case study – employed loss of earnings Case study – self-employed loss of earnings Reviewing the evidence Future loss of earnings Quiz PDF download Read more

This course looks at psychiatric injuries and the evidence you need to prove and value a claim. You will find out about the difference between primary and secondary victims and their prospects of succeeding in a claim. The course also looks at different kinds of psychiatric injury and possible treatments. Read more

In this course you will see the reconstruction of a trial in a road traffic accident.   The trial is on liability only. The trial is concerned with an accident on a large roundabout between two cars. The Claimant and Defendant agree where the accident occurred, but dispute who was travelling in which lane and who caused the accident. A real-life accident and court transcript are used, to ensure the delegate really understands how best to prepare a case for trial and what will really happen at trial. Read more

Assess liability in 8 different accidents on country roads and then see our barrister's view. Read more