Emma Lyons

Emma specialises in high-value and complex claims involving catastrophic injury. She has a keen interest in brain and spinal cord injury work and has been involved with various multimillion pound settlements.

Jun 18, 2022 • 25 minutes

Distinguishing treatable symptoms after traumatic brain injury

Dr Nicholas Silver, a consultant neurologist, discuss the origins of fatigue after traumatic brain injury as well as the potential treatable causes.

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Jun 18, 2022 • 21 minutes

Key issues with care claims in catastrophic personal injury cases

Gerard McDermott QC talks about the key issues arising in relation to care claims in catastrophic personal injury cases.

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Jun 18, 2022 • 20 minutes

Catastrophic injury claims: a quickfire guide to the litigation process | Part 1 with Daniel Herman

Personal Injury Partner Dan Herman examines the early stages in the life of a catastrophic injury case.

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Jun 18, 2022 • 19 minutes

Catastrophic injury claims: A quick-fire guide to the litigation process | Part 2 with Ben Townsend

Personal Injury Partner Ben Townsend discussed the key issues arising in a case in relation to record-keeping by case managers and the multi-disciplinary team.

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Jun 18, 2022 • 20 minutes

Catastrophic injury claims: a quick-fire guide to the litigation process | Part 3 with Emma Lyons

Personal Injury Senior Associate Emma Lyons examined how a case is run after court proceedings are issued.

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Jun 18, 2022 • 21 minutes

Advancements in subtle brain injury testing with Barrister Pankaj Madan

Subtle Brain Injuries are widely misunderstood and under-diagnosed. The term “subtle brain injury” may suggest that the injury is minor when so often the effect may be extremely serious for the individual and the family.

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Jun 18, 2022 • 19 minutes

Continuing Healthcare Funding with Rachel Burley-Stower

Rachel Burley-Stower discuss the importance and mechanism of NHS Continuing Healthcare.

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Jun 18, 2022 • 22 minutes

The frontal lobe paradox: a discussion with Professor Ingram Wright

Frontal lobe paradox is a phenomenon whereby individuals who have sustained frontal lobe damage and experience functional difficulties in their everyday lives continue to perform well in interviews and testing.

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Jun 18, 2022 • 17 minutes

Best interests decisions on behalf of incapacitated individuals

John McKendrick QC discuss the practical application of the best interests principle under s4 Mental Capacity Act 2005.

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Jun 18, 2022 • 19 minutes

Robotics and rehab: intensive rehabilitation, the technology and the client

Sarah Daniel, Neurological Physiotherapist and Clinical Director of Motion Rehab for Yorkshire and Humberside, provides insight into the Lexo Robotic Gait Trainer, an innovative technological advancement in rehabilitation.