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Chapter 1: Introduction to Whiplash injuries

Chapter 2: Medical Records

Chapter 5: Medical Evidence at trial

Chapter 6: Anatomy neck and back

Chapter 7: Neck injuries

Chapter 8: Back Injuries

Chapter 9: Psychiatric Injuries

Chapter 10: Shoulder Injuries

Chapter 11: Knee Injuries

Chapter 12: Assessing damages
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Chapter 3: Medical Experts

Chapter 4: Medical Reports

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    29 Until the early 1970s this condition was allowed: see Clarke v. Martlew [1973] 1 Q.B. 58, CA and McGinley v. Burke [1973] 1 WLR 990.

    30See the Code of Practice For Medico-Legal Reports in Personal Injury Cases, issued by the Law Society and the British Orthopaedic Association in January 1995.

    31subjective complaints.

    32objective findings.

    33by Foy & Fagg et al., published by Churchill Livingstone.

    34@ para 1.1-02.

    35unreported [1995] 27th January, CA.

    37[1955] 1 Q.B. 296, CA.

    38[1995] unreported 27th January, CA.

    39[1973] 117 Sol. Jo. 877 CA.

    40Section 2.

    45(1884) 26 Ch D 678.

    467 ICLR 32.

    47(1955) 2 QB 195.

    48(1987) 1 WLR 1027.

    49[1981] 1 WLR 529.

    50 See also Pozzi v Eli 1986 TLR 3.12.86.

    51[1981] 2 NZLR 600.

    52[1884] 26Ch D 724.

    53[1938] 3 AER 591.