Forensic Consultation in Disability Insurance Matters

Abstract

Consultation in disability insurance matters is an emerging area of forensic practice, but little has been written to inform work in this area. This article will first distinguish between evaluative and consultative roles, and then suggest a framework for practice in this area based on the principles of forensic mental health assessment developed by Heilbrun (2001). Adherence to such a framework can assist the consult in ensuring practice conforms to ethical and professional standards emphasizing objectivity, accuracy, and impartiality, while at the same time acknowledging the unique demands of the consultative role.

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