Medico Legal

Mr. Bohra has a busy medicolegal practise since 2011. He has been working with a host of solicitors and medico-legal agencies. He has regularly attended medico legal courses and conferences and has the ‘Bond Solon Civil Procedure Rules for Expert Witnesses Certificate’. He is compliant with the requirements of Part 35 and Practise Direction 35 protocol in relation to his responsibilities as an expert. He has been regularly involved with reporting and assessing personal injuries and medical negligence claims. He is an Expert associated with the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL).

He has also provided expert opinions for cases in Ireland and Bahamas. He does not take conditional cases where payment is dependant on report and eventual outcome. The reports are addressed to the courts and will be factual, independent, objective and Part 35 of CPR compliant. Generally, once all notes are available, clients can be seen within a week and the report should be ready within 15 to 20 working days. It can be done sooner, if needed.

He is a member of the BMLS (Birmingham Medico Legal Society), Federation of Forensic and Expert Witness and the National Expert Witness Agency (NEWA). He has also worked for NHS LA and has been an invited speaker for NHS LA in the past.

He provides reports for a variety of General and Gastrointestinal Surgical cases, Accident claims, and Negligence claims. He has experience of providing report for claimants, defendants and joint representation and joint reporting. His current claimant to defendant ratio is about 90:10.

The medico legal interest in surgical issues includes medico legal reports, case management reporting, injury or trauma including hernia, abdominal injuries, accident claim, emergency surgery, medical errors, medical negligence, clinical negligence and accident claims pertaining to general health care, symptoms, major and minor general surgical procedures and complications, and subspecialty issues related to abdominal, laparoscopic, bariatric and gastrointestinal surgery. Reports will be addressed to the court.