Court allows claimant to perform own assessment after changing lower court's decision on expert opinion.

The Vestre Landsret modified the lower court's ruling to permit the claimant to conduct their own expert assessment. The claimant argued that the initial decision restricting them from performing the assessment was procedurally flawed, while the opposing party contended that state-appointed experts were necessary for accuracy. The court granted the request because the procedural error justified allowing the claimant to fulfill the assessment role themselves.