Paediatric expert witnesses

Other Paediatric Specialisms

Some cases need a paediatric subspecialist. Our chambers can provide disciplines beyond those listed on the site, for example paediatric cardiology, respiratory medicine, gastroenterology and endocrinology. Tell us the clinical question and we will provide the right expert. You see the CV before you appoint, and every report is written to the expert’s CPR Part 35 duty to the court.

  • Acts for either side
  • Single joint expert available
  • CV before you appoint
  • CPR Part 35 court-ready reports
Verified GMC registered Specialist register RCPCH accredited

The role

What these subspecialty experts cover

Beyond the disciplines listed on the site, our chambers can provide paediatric subspecialists, for example paediatric cardiology, respiratory medicine, gastroenterology and endocrinology, for matters that turn on a specific organ system or condition.

Paediatric outpatient clinic corridor
Independent paediatric subspecialty opinion for clinical negligence and child-injury proceedings.

Credentials

Regulation

GMC registered Registered with the General Medical Council and approved to practise as a consultant.
Specialist register Holds specialist-register status in the relevant paediatric subspecialty.
RCPCH accredited Accredited through the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH).

Scope

Subspecialties we can provide

Where a matter turns on a specific organ system or condition, we can provide the relevant subspecialist, for example:

Paediatric cardiology Respiratory medicine Gastroenterology Endocrinology Further subspecialties on request

Tell us the clinical question and we will provide the right paediatric subspecialist.

Reports

What they assess and produce

The subspecialist can address the clinical questions in the case and produce the reports the proceedings require.

What they assess

  • The standard of care
  • Diagnosis
  • Causation and prognosis

What they produce

  • Liability and breach reports
  • Causation reports
  • Condition-and-prognosis reports

Available as a single joint expert or a party-appointed expert.

Clinician reviewing subspecialty records
Reports prepared to CPR Part 35 for claimant and defendant solicitors alike.

Assurance

How we vet the expert

  • We confirm GMC registration and specialist-register status in the relevant subspecialty.
  • We review current clinical practice.
  • We check familiarity with the CPR Part 35 duties of an expert witness.
  • You receive the CV to assess suitability before you appoint.

Independence

Written to the duty to the court

Every report is written to the expert’s duty to the court rather than to the party who appoints them. We act for either side, and we can provide a single joint expert where the parties agree.

Common questions

Yes, paediatric cardiology is one of the subspecialties our chambers can provide.

Tell us the clinical question and we will provide the right paediatric subspecialist.

We respond within minutes of your enquiry and, where the subspecialty is available, send the CV for review before you appoint.

Yes, where the parties agree; otherwise as a party-appointed expert. Either way, the duty is to the court.

Either side. The expert’s CPR Part 35 duty is to the court.

Appoint an expert

Tell us the clinical question

We will respond within minutes and, where available, provide the right paediatric subspecialist for your matter. We act for either side, for solicitors across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.