Robson Reid Ltd (F2322)

Robson Reid is a Lincoln-based professional services firm providing independent investigations, integrity due diligence and behavioural profiling across the UK, alongside accountancy and secure digital infrastructure. We act for private individuals, employers, NHS and public bodies, solicitors and boards on: - Workplace investigations: grievances, disciplinary matters and whistleblowing disclosures, carried out to agreed terms of reference and measured against the ACAS Code - NHS and public sector: external investigations into concerns about board members and clinical staff, led by a senior clinician Fraud and misconduct: suspected fraud, leaks and senior misconduct where an internal inquiry would be compromised, with accountancy expertise available - Pre-appointment and counterparty due diligence: shortlisted board and executive candidates, and decision-makers in acquisitions, tenders and partnerships - Litigation support and asset tracing: chronologies, evidence review, witness tracing and statements, plus lawful tracing of people, property and company interests. Findings are sourced, dated and graded for reliability - Expert evidence: independent opinion on advanced clinical practice in clinical negligence claims under CPR Part 35 We test every source against the others, keep fact separate from interpretation, and state confidence levels and remaining uncertainty plainly. Behavioural profiling is not lie detection, diagnosis or personality testing, and we don’t present it as such. The firm is led by Rebecca Connolly, a former police officer, senior NHS clinical and executive leader, and Part 35 expert witness who gives evidence under cross-examination. Her qualifications include MScs in psychology and advanced clinical practice, postgraduate study in forensic and legal medicine, professional investigation awards and information security certifications. We check for conflicts before accepting any instruction and keep a small caseload. If a matter isn’t one we can properly handle, or an investigation isn’t the right answer, we’ll tell you at the first conversation. Initial consultations are free and confidential.