Independent Assistive Technology Expert Witness
Court-ready assistive technology expert witness reports for medical negligence and personal injury cases across Ireland and the UK.
I’m James Northridge, an assistive technology expert witness, researcher, and educator.
I work independently with legal teams across Ireland and the UK, delivering clear, objective reports for medical negligence, personal injury, and disability-related cases.
With over 150 expert witness reports completed, I bring together technical expertise and a structured, evidence-based approach. All work is personally completed and signed off by me, ensuring consistency, accuracy, and clarity throughout.
My Assistive Technology Expert Witness Approach
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Expert Witness Reports
Court-compliant reports with tailored, fully costed assistive technology recommendations.
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Detailed Assessments
Flexible assessments tailored to each case, carried out in person or via secure video consultation.
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Video Summaries
Where appropriate, a short video is provided to support the report’s recommendations.
What is an Assistive Technology Expert Witness Report?
Why Instruct James Northridge
✔️ Over 150 expert witness reports delivered across Ireland and the UK
✔️ Independent expert, with all work personally completed and signed off
✔️ Specialist in assistive technology for complex injuries and disability
✔️ Flexible assessment options: in-person or secure remote
✔️ Trusted by leading medical negligence and personal injury solicitors
About James Northridge
“I provide independent expert witness reports built on technical accuracy, structured methodology, and extensive experience in assistive technology.”
James Northridge is an internationally recognised assistive technology expert and the founder of UrAbility. He has delivered over 150 expert witness reports and completed a Marie Curie Research Fellowship at UMass Medical School in Boston.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Expert Witness Reports
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I provide independent, court-compliant reports detailing the assistive technology supports a person may require following an injury or due to a disability. These may include equipment, software, training, and long-term maintenance, all costed in line with procurement standards.
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Yes. All reports are prepared in line with expert witness guidelines and include clear, objective analysis suitable for legal proceedings.
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Most full reports are delivered within 4 to 6 weeks after the assessment.
Expedited reports can be delivered in 2 to 3 weeks where required.
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I provide reports for medical negligence, personal injury, and disability-related legal cases across Ireland and the UK.
These are used at both interim and final settlement stages, including for quantum assessment.
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Yes. Many assessments can be carried out remotely via secure video call, which can be suitable for early-stage or cross-border cases. Where a case is likely to proceed to court, or where the individual’s needs are complex, an in-person assessment may be required.
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If you have questions about a specific case or report requirements, I’m happy to arrange a short call to discuss. Just get in touch here.
