RAF 4 serious injury assessment
The serious injury assessment report used in RAF matters to support whether an injury qualifies as serious for general damages purposes.
Definition
RAF 4 is important where general damages are claimed because the injury must be assessed through the serious-injury process. Preparation should focus on medical records, hospital notes, specialist reports, impairment information, narrative-test factors where relevant, accident details, prior injuries, treatment history, and whether the form is complete and properly supported.
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The serious injury assessment report used in RAF matters to support whether an injury qualifies as serious for general damages purposes.
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Serious injury assessment
RAF general damages evidence
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The serious injury assessment report used in RAF matters to support whether an injury qualifies as serious for general damages purposes.
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