Natasha Boyd

2 months ago | lexology.com | Andrew Kerr |Natasha Boyd

On 29 January 2025, Harry Lambert of Outer Temple Chambers produced a detailed article considering Neurotechnology and the law, specific to personal injury and clinical negligence claims. The article focuses on the potentially transformative strides made in tackling a wide range of conditions that can arise as a result of a brain injury, such as epilepsy and depression. Now, it is claimed that these technologies are moving from laboratory to clinical application.

Mar 3, 2025 | jill.substack.com | Adam Serwer |Natasha Boyd |Sarah Manavis |Jen Rubin

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Apr 3, 2024 | lexology.com | Andrew Kerr |Natasha Boyd

The physical, cognitive, and behavioural effects of a traumatic brain injury are clearly life changing. Treatment in the initial months post-injury is often frontloaded with surgery and rehabilitation, primarily focused on addressing the physical challenges a patient might expect to face. However, the road to recovery from a traumatic brain injury is complex, and often a patient will face serious mental health issues at some point along the way.