What we offer
Our services
Independent, CPR Part 35 reports for cases involving children and young people, organised by condition, report type and case type. We quote the same working day and send the expert’s CV before you instruct.
Find the right report for your case
Choose a category to see the specialisms we cover. Every instruction is allocated to an appropriately qualified paediatric specialist within our chambers, with each expert acting in accordance with their duty to the court under CPR Part 35.
Cerebral palsy
Causation, condition and prognosis evidence in cerebral palsy claims.
HIE and hypoxic brain injury
Hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy and related neonatal brain injury.
Child brain injury
Acquired and perinatal brain injury in children and young people.
Birth injury
Injury arising around labour and delivery, including causation.
Erb’s palsy
Brachial plexus injury: mechanism, treatment and prognosis.
Neonatal death
Standard of care and causation in neonatal death.
Non-accidental injury
Independent, court-experienced opinion in suspected NAI.
Shaken baby syndrome
Alleged abusive head trauma, assessed by court-experienced consultants.
Autism, ADHD and neurodevelopmental
Neurodevelopmental assessment for civil and family matters.
Paediatric sepsis
Recognition and management of the deteriorating child.
FASD
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder assessment and opinion.
Causation and prognosis
Whether a failure in care caused the injury, and the child’s likely future.
Condition and prognosis
A child’s current health and likely future course.
Child-protection reports
For care and family proceedings, using court-experienced consultants.
Care and lifelong needs
Care regime, therapies, equipment and life expectancy for the schedule of loss.
Screening and preliminary opinion
An early view on the merits before full instruction.
Single joint expert (SJE)
Jointly instructed under CPR Part 35 or FPR Part 25.
Clinical negligence and birth injury
Breach, causation and prognosis in paediatric clinical negligence.
Criminal (non-accidental injury)
Court-experienced consultants, to the Criminal Procedure Rules.
Care proceedings
Instructed under the Family Procedure Rules.
Inquests
Standard of care and causation, written to the coroner.
Child personal injury
Causation, condition and prognosis, with CPR Part 21 in mind.
Private law children
A child’s health, development and needs under the FPR.
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Send us a short summary and we quote the same working day, with the expert’s CV before you instruct.