Abstract
In common with many other professions, occupational therapists are more likely than ever to be exposed to the risk of being involved in the legal process. It is essential, therefore, that occupational therapists have a good working knowledge of the role they may be required to play, should they be involved in proceedings brought either on behalf of the client or against the employing authority. This paper attempts to offer guidance on the main issues surrounding court appearances.
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Donoghue v. Stevenson 1932. Per Lord Atkin.
