Sporting injury claims present unique challenges that are rarely encountered in standard personal injury litigation. From navigating the doctrine of consent and assumption of risk to securing crucial video evidence and maximising quantum, practitioners must understand the legal and evidential issues that can make or break a case.
This webinar will provide a practical roadmap for successfully investigating, valuing and litigating sporting injury claims, with a focus on achieving the best outcomes for clients.
Assumption of risk and the "consent" principle
Distinguishing:
Duty of care owed by:
Causation
Key Issues
Expert Evidence
Common Defence Arguments
Causation
Key Issues
Common Defence Arguments
This webinar is a must-watch for anyone working within Personal Injury.
Intermediate – some previous knowledge or awareness required
This live webinar contains a 45-minute presentation from Nicky Carter, a 15-minute Q&A session where you can ask any questions you'd like directly to Nicky. You can download your own copy of the presentation and resources to refer to during and after the live webinar.
You will be able to actively listen to the course and ask questions to the speaker.
The live webinar begins at 11am.
The £69 +VAT price includes:
Of course. To book multiple delegates, increase the amount of tickets you wish to buy and add them to your basket. Once your payment has been processed, you will then be asked to assign the tickets to the delegates attending. Each delegate will then receive an email with instructions on how to finalise their booking
For group booking discounts please get in touch with us on team@formediagroup.co.uk.
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Once your invoice is paid, simply log into your account to assign tickets to your team. Your invoice will remain valid for 7 days. After that, any unpaid tickets will be automatically released.
This live webinar provides you with 1 hour of learning.
Attendees will receive a CPD certificate upon completion of this course.
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