
Average annual instructions : >50
Claimant : 70%
Defendant : 30%
Personal Injury : 70%
Clinical Negligence : 30%
Extensive courtroom experience
Dr Jenner has worked with a significant number of legal practices and chambers since 2005, providing medicolegal reports as an expert witness. He has extensive courtroom experience. The breadth of his medicolegal work includes medicolegal assessments, medical insurance company assessments and reporting for government agencies including the Department of Health, Ministry of Defence as well as Police forces, employers and local housing authorities.
Dr Jenner is founder of and Clinical Director at the London Pain Clinic and has held senior positions at Imperial Healthcare Trust at Charing Cross Hospital.
His particular areas of expertise include:
- Neuropathic pain
- Chronic and chronic widespread pain
- Chronic pain syndromes
- Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
- Fibromyalgia
- Multi-disciplinary pain management
- Phantom limb pain
- Post Mastectomy Pain Syndrome
MB BS: London Hospital Medical College (1995)
FRCA: Fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists
FFPMRCA: Fellow of the Faculty of Pain Medicine of the Royal College of Anaesthetists
Dr Jenner is an experienced Consultant in Pain Medicine and has been acting as an expert witness since 2005. He is highly skilled in assessing and treating various pain conditions. He has a particular focus on musculoskeletal and neuropathic pain and is renowned for helping patients where pain has become a barrier to rehabilitation.
He completed his postgraduate training on the west London training scheme, including St Mary’s Hospital, Charing Cross Hospital and The Royal Marsden Hospital.
Dr Jenner has the knowledge and expertise to treat and provide expert opinion and evidence on even the most obscure of pain conditions. He is a published author of several books.
Ahead of attending a consultation with Dr Jenner, claimants are requested to complete a questionnaire detailing their medical history.
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Locations
He is available for claimant consultations on a regular basis in central London, and also holds consultations in Birmingham and Leeds.
Location | Specialism | Date available | |
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London | Pain Medicine | Weekly | |
Birmingham | Pain Medicine | Quarterly |
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