Navigating PTSD Claims in Personal Injury Law

Learn best practices for proving and defending PTSD claims, assessing damages, and navigating complex causation issues. Attendees also gain insights into plaintiff and defense perspectives when it comes to evaluating and working on cases involving mental and emotional injuries in the personal injury context.
Originally presented as part of Perspectives on Medical Evidence.

Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR

SKU: P2503-25R-01

$65.00 or 1.00 credits

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Expires 05/01/2027

Learn best practices for proving and defending PTSD claims, assessing damages, and navigating complex causation issues. Attendees also gain insights into plaintiff and defense perspectives when it comes to evaluating and working on cases involving mental and emotional injuries in the personal injury context.
Paul Motz, Segal McCambridge, Chicago
Karen Munoz, Roaring Grace Wellness, Chicago

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Expires 05/01/2027

Learn best practices for proving and defending PTSD claims, assessing damages, and navigating complex causation issues. Attendees also gain insights into plaintiff and defense perspectives when it comes to evaluating and working on cases involving mental and emotional injuries in the personal injury context.
Paul Motz, Segal McCambridge, Chicago
Karen Munoz, Roaring Grace Wellness, Chicago

Products specifications

Category	Civil Litigation
Category	Healthcare
Category	Torts
Program Date	05/28/2025

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