What procedure would a client need to take if they wished to pursue a civil action ( for loss of income ) against an author of a report which lead to the reduction in her disability benefit income?

In brief at a DAT the tribunal preferred the evidence of a professional as to her ability to execute relevant self care tasks?

T.J.Lintern

You need evidence that the expert was negligent. That client did not agree with the findings is not enough.

What was the experts field and in what context was the evidence produced? What negligence do you allege? How did this affect the benefit decision? Was the expert paid for his/her services? Was he/sting factual findings or opinion?

You also need to be able to prove that there the loss in income was a reasonably foreseeable conseuqnce of the negligent act. Tribunal has a duty to consider all the evidence and make a decision on the balance of probabilities...you'll be on an uphill struggle~! We need to know a lot more though.

Sounds like an EMP report to me. Otherwise, agree with the above.

Sorry, I apologise for the number of typos!

If you can prove negligence you could also consider an internal complaint, or even a complaint to the (GMC)General Medical Council. But I suspect yourmain problem is why you waited until now.