Rehabilitation - joint instruction: The waiting room
Funding has always been an issue for rehabilitation but Andrew Pemberton asks whether the current demand for joint instruction on cases is leading to a 'credit rehab' market.
Joint instruction from solicitors and insurers is the corner stone of the Rehabilitation Code; but does it actually provide any benefit for the injured person and the rehabilitation provider, let
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