CHARTERED PHYSIOTHERAPIST · HCPC REGISTERED · NEUROMUSCULOSKELETAL SPECIALIST
Medicolegal expert witness reports for complex personal injury claims
Serving solicitors and medicolegal agencies across the UK. Specialising in neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy, orthopaedics, neurological injury, brain injury, amputation, and chronic pain.
Coverage
Nationwide
Speciality
Neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy
Reports
CPR Part 35 Compliant
Instructions
Claimant, Defendant & Joint
ABOUT AKIVA
Specialist in complex musculoskeletal and neurological injury
As a chartered physiotherapist specialising in neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy, Akiva provides comprehensive medicolegal expert witness reports for solicitors and medicolegal agencies across the UK. His expertise spans a wide spectrum of personal injury.
Dedicated to objective, evidence-based assessments with particular experience in high-value personal injury claims.
✓ HCPC registered physiotherapist
✓ Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
✓ Medicolegal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists
✓ All reports CPR Part 35 compliant
✓ High-value personal injury claim experience
✓ UK-wide examinations (in person & video)
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Medicolegal reports across a wide range of injury types
Musculoskeletal injuries
Soft tissue, spinal, and joint injuries — prognosis, causation, and treatment needs.
Orthopaedic injuries
Fractures, dislocations, post-surgical rehabilitation, and long-term functional impact.
Neurological injuries
Nerve injury, spinal cord conditions, and neurological deficit following trauma.
Brain injury
Acquired and traumatic brain injury — rehabilitation implications and long-term prognosis.
Amputation
Traumatic and surgical amputation — prosthetics, rehabilitation, and long-term care.
Chronic pain & rehabilitation
Persistent pain conditions, functional disability, and long-term rehabilitation needs.
First Contact Practice (NHS primary care)
As a practising First Contact Practitioner in NHS primary care, Akiva brings a current understanding of how musculoskeletal and complex conditions present and should be managed at first contact. Particularly relevant for cases involving delayed diagnosis, inadequate referral, or sub-standard management in primary care settings.
HOW TO INSTRUCT
A clear process for solicitors and agencies
1
Send your letter of instruction
Email your letter of instruction with the claimants records to akiva@bridge-rehab.co.uk
2
Clinical assessment
Examination arranged in person, by video, via prison visit, or internationally
3
Report delivered
CPR Part 35-compliant report deliverd within the agreed timeframe