About us

You can have confidence that our reports will provide you with an objective, critical, yet succinct, review of the medical evidence. 

We will focus on expressing an independent view and our reports include an unequivocal conclusion to assist the court in reaching their judgment.  

We’re all leading clinicians with years of medical experience; we provide expert testimony and opinion formed from our extensive professional backgrounds.  

We’re all trained in presenting opinion-based evidence effectively to court under cross examination.   

We’re all good communicators.  We provide impartial, honest and jargon-free evidence.   

We understand that some solicitors prefer to instruct medico legal experts through an agency and we are very happy to accept instructions in this way.

We have good working relationships with a number of well-known and well-respected medico legal agencies across the UK. 

You’ll find we’re easy to get hold of, by phone/email and also thanks to the regularity and various nationwide locations of our claimant clinics.  

Our dedicated case managers oversee every instruction.  We all work as an extension to your team, proactively contacting you if we identify a problem and making ourselves available if you need to discuss your case. 

It’s this unique and personal interest in each case that creates the long-lasting relationships that we build with our clients. 

Mr Zaid Sadiq

The challenges of treating facial trauma in children and the medicolegal implications

by Mr Zaid Sadiq, Consultant in Oral and Maxillofacial/Head and Neck Surgery

The face is associated with both functions vital to maintain life and cosmetic appearance. Therefore, injuries in this area are clinically significant (1).  When facial injuries occur at a young age, they can have lasting consequences and result in significant disability (2, 3). Not only is paediatric facial trauma a leading cause of mortality and morbidity (2, 4), but it differs from that in adults in presentation, mode of injury  and subsequent treatment (2).   […]

Assessing psychological impact in anaesthetic awareness claims

Millions of patients undergo surgical procedures requiring a general anaesthetic (GA) each year. While the overall risks associated with GA have progressively decreased, the precise mechanism by which anaesthetic drugs act on the body remains poorly understood. Furthermore, like all medications, adverse events can occur. One of these is accidental awareness during general anaesthesia (AAGA), […]

A medicolegal perspective on anaesthesia

Anaesthesia is one of the largest and most wide-ranging medical specialties, and it is used in some form in around two-thirds of all hospital patients. It is generally a very safe procedure, and the risk of adverse events is low. Furthermore, many of the complications that do occur are minor and temporary in nature. However, a small proportion result in permanent harm or […]