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List of Forms by Chapter - Chapter 1 — Physical Injuries: Plaintiff’s Perspective
- Chapter 2 — Physical Injuries: Defendant’s Perspective
- Chapter 3 — Psychological Injuries: Plaintiff’s Perspective
- Chapter 4 — Psychological Injuries: Defendant’s Perspective
- Chapter 5 — Impaired Earning Capacity: Plaintiff’s Perspective
- Chapter 6 — Impaired Earning Capacity: Defendant’s Perspective
- Chapter 7 — How Economists Estimate the Present Value of Diminished Earnings Capacity
- Chapter 8 — Proving Special Damages: Medical Expenses and Lost Wages
- Chapter 9 — Punitive Damages: Plaintiff’s Perspective
- Chapter 10 — Punitive Damages: Defendant’s Perspective
- Chapter 11 — Damages in a Wrongful-Death Case: Plaintiff’s Perspective
- Chapter 12 — Damages in a Wrongful-Death Case: Defendant’s Perspective
- Chapter 13 — An Introduction to Neuropsychology for Personal Injury Practitioners
- I. [13.1] Introduction
- II. [13.2] What Is Neuropsychology?
- III. [13.3] Qualifications of a Neuropsychologist
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IV. [13.4] Areas Neuropsychological Testing Assesses - V. [13.7] Neuropsychological Test Administration
- VI. [13.8] Cognitive Domains Neuropsychologists Assess
- VII. [13.18] Diagnoses Commonly Seen in Personal Injury Law
- [13.19] Types of Emotional Disorders
- [13.20] Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- [13.21] Major Depressive Disorder
- [13.22] Generalized Anxiety Disorder
- [13.23] Types of Cognitive Disorders
- [13.24] Traumatic Brain Injury
- [13.25] Physical Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury
- [13.26] The Course of Recovery in Traumatic Brain Injury
- [13.27] Cerebral Palsy
- [13.28] Causes of Cerebral Palsy
- [13.29] Hyperbilirubinemia
- [13.30] Oxygen deprivation
- [13.31] Symptoms of Cerebral Palsy
- [13.32] Motor functioning in cerebral palsy
- [13.33] Sensory functioning in cerebral palsy
- [13.34] Cognitive functioning in cerebral palsy
- [13.35] Toxin Exposure
- [13.36] Heavy Metals
- [13.37] Organic Solvents
- [13.38] Herbicides, Pesticides, and Other Chemicals
- [13.39] Carbon Monoxide
- [13.40] Where Emotional and Cognitive Disorders Intersect
- [13.41] Depression and Traumatic Brain Injuries
- [13.42] Cognition and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- [13.43] Cognition and Depression
- [13.44] Substance Use, Cognitive Disorders, and Emotional Functioning
- [13.45] Malingering
- [13.46] Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders
- X. [13.47] Admissibility of Neuropsychological Testing
- IX. Working with a Neuropsychologist
- X. [13.57] Understanding the Neuropsychological Report
- [13.58] Referral Information
- [13.59] Documents Reviewed
- [13.60] Legal Background
- [13.61] Background Information
- [13.62] Behavioral Observations
- [13.63] Statement of Validity
- [13.64] Tests Administered
- [13.65] Summary of Test Results
- [13.66] Conclusions, Summary, or Impressions
- [13.67] Diagnosis
- [13.68] Recommendations
- XI. [13.69] What Kind of Expert?
- XII. [13.72] Confidentiality Rules
- XIII. [13.78] Overview of Health Professions
- [13.79] General Practice Physicians
- [13.80] Specialist Physicians
- [13.81] Emergency Medicine Specialists
- [13.82] Hospitalists
- [13.83] Psychiatrists
- [13.84] Neurologists
- [13.85] Advanced Practice Providers
- [13.86] Counselors and Clinical Social Workers
- [13.87] Speech-Language Pathologists
- [13.88] Occupational Therapists
- [13.89] Physical Therapists
- [13.90] Clinical Psychologists
- [13.91] Clinical Neuropsychologists
- XIV. [13.92] A Brief Overview of Neuroimaging
- XV. [13.95] Conclusion
- XVI. [13.96] Appendix — Frequently Used Neuropsychological Terms and Common Tests
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Proving and Disproving Damages in Personal Injury Cases (ARCHIVED 2021 EDITION)
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