Independence
Conclusions follow the assessment findings, including when they do not support the initial hypothesis.
Forensic psychology & medicineClarity from
Clarity from
the first conversation.
A useful expert report should make clear what was assessed, what information was available and how the conclusions were reached.
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We listen to your enquiry
We clarify what happened, what you need assessed and the current stage of your case.
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We define the assignment
We review initial documents and agree the scope, fees and terms.
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We assess and cross-check
Interviews, suitable tests where appropriate, and relevant sources help answer the expert questions.
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We explain the findings
The report sets out the methods, conclusions and limitations. Court testimony is agreed where needed.
Cross-checked sources
Interview information is considered alongside background records, documents and other relevant sources.
Explicit limitations
We distinguish supported findings from questions that require more information or cannot be determined.
Methodological reference
Muñoz, J. M. (2013). La evaluación psicológica forense del daño psíquico: propuesta de un protocolo de actuación pericial. Anuario de Psicología Jurídica, 23, 61–69.
DOI: 10.5093/aj2013a10 ↗ContactLet’s talk about
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