Key Post Making a claim for personal injuries through the Injuries Board (PIAB)

I heard recently the Injuries Board will accept the required medical report from a physiotherapist. So, there's scope to skip the doctor, self refer to the physio and, presumably after a treatment course, have the physio complete the medical assessment report. Is there a downside to this approach?

It would appear that a medical report is compulsory before the Injuries Board will consider a claim.

What happens in a case where a person was not directly injured but suffered emotional trauma as a result of seeing other people being injured in an incident.

I felt that when I was communicating with them it was all about box ticking. All correspondence signed off using The Injuries Board....no names given.

Tintagel said:

It would appear that a medical report is compulsory before the Injuries Board will consider a claim.

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Doctors have to use their form even though one form does not fit all situations.