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A shock to the system.

Nervous shock is a relative newcomer to the British legal system. Ken Cannar highlights the cases that have marked its course through the courts.

The description 'nervous shock' is generally applied by lawyers to
any form of psychiatric injury, excluding the normal emotions of anxiety,
grief or fear, that results in some recognisable mental

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