Psychiatric Claims in Workers' Compensation Cases and Civil Litigation

VOLUME 1. Is There a Mental Disorder? (H. Lasky). Characteristic Disorders Involved in Litigation (H. Lasky). Disability Due to Personality Disorder (R. Cooper & G. Repko). Causation (H. Lasky). Active Versus Passive Role of Employment (H. Lasky). Other Causation Issues (H. Lasky). Basic Principles of Vocational Assessment and Job Placement (H. Lasky & J. Comegys). Example Case: Vocational Expert (J. Comegys). Workers' Compensation Disability Evaluation (H. Lasky). Apportionment and Overlap (H. Lasky). Using Psychological Testing for Forensic Purposes (J. Panzarella & H. Lasky). Stress: A Working Definition in a Litigation Context (H. Lasky & S. Perlo). VOLUME 2. Psychiatric Treatment (G. Firman). Deposition of Claimant (H. Lasky). Deposition of Psychotherapist (H. Lasky). Evidentiary Requirements for Psychiatric Medical Testimony (H. Lasky). Specific Types of Proceedings and Civil Actions (H. Lasky). Appendices. Bibliography. Index.