Why us
Why Instruct Paediatric Experts
Solicitors instruct us because the process is clear, the experts are independent, and you see who you are getting before you commit. We act for either side, and every report is written to the expert’s CPR Part 35 duty to the court.
Why solicitors choose us
Five things you can rely on from the first enquiry to the delivered report.
Independent, for either side
Our experts report for claimant or defendant, and their duty is to the court, not to the instructing party. That independence is what makes the opinion useful, and it is stated plainly in every report under CPR Part 35.
You see the CV first
We send the expert’s CV before you instruct, so you can satisfy yourself on qualifications and court experience. You commit only when you are confident the expert is right for the case.
Our process
One named case manager runs your instruction throughout, so you always know who to speak to and where things stand.
Same-working-day quotation
Tell us the case type and discipline and we quote the same working day.
Expert allocated within 48 hours
A suitable expert is put forward, with their CV, within 48 hours.
Report in 2 to 4 weeks
Standard reports in two to four weeks, or one to two weeks for urgent matters.
One named case manager
A single point of contact from first enquiry to delivered report.
See how to instruct for the full step-by-step.
Credibility checks
We confirm each expert’s registration and standing with the relevant body, the GMC and the appropriate Royal College, or the HCPC, before they join the panel. Only then are they put forward for instructions.
Funding
We work with the funding arrangements solicitors use in paediatric matters.
Legal Aid Agency
LAA-funded instructions in publicly funded matters.
Conditional fee
Conditional fee agreement (CFA) instructions.
Private
Privately funded instructions.
Frequently asked questions
No. We act for either side, and the expert’s duty is to the court rather than to the instructing party.
We verify registration and standing with the relevant regulator and college, the GMC and the appropriate Royal College, or the HCPC, before instruction.
Same working day on most enquiries. Tell us the case type and the discipline you need, and we will come back with a fee estimate.
Two to four weeks as standard, or one to two weeks for urgent matters, from receipt of the records.
Legal Aid Agency funding, conditional fee agreements and private instructions.
Yes. We send the expert’s CV before instruction, so you can check qualifications and court experience first.
Yes. We accept instructions from solicitors across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Send your case details and we allocate an expert within 48 hours
A same-working-day quotation, with the expert’s CV before you instruct.