Medico-legal services for solicitors

Independent medical evidence, managed with precision.

Med-Pro connects legal teams with the right medical expertise and coordinates the reporting process from instruction to final report—across personal injury and clinical negligence matters.

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Medical expertise. Personal coordination.Supporting solicitors, experts and the people behind each case.AI-generated illustrative image; not members of our team.
Personal injury & clinical negligence
UK-wide expert coordination
Clear case progress updates

Our services

One point of contact. Every detail coordinated.

We support busy fee earners with practical, responsive case coordination—identifying suitable expertise, arranging assessments and helping keep medical evidence moving.

01

Expert reports

Appropriate medical experts for initial, condition and prognosis, addendum, joint statement and clinical negligence opinions.

02

Assessment coordination

Appointment organisation, claimant liaison and remote assessment options where clinically appropriate and agreed by the expert.

03

Records & diagnostics

Orderly collation of instructions and records, with support arranging relevant imaging and investigations when required.

04

Report management

Structured follow-up from draft to final evidence, including clarification requests, amendments and practical progress reporting.

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For legal teams

A medical agency that understands the rhythm of litigation.

Clear scoping, suitable experts, organised appointments and responsive follow-up for your case team.

For solicitors

For clinicians

Bring your expertise to carefully managed instructions.

We work with independent medical experts across a broad range of disciplines and locations.

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Specialist expertise

The right discipline for the issues in your case.

Our panel covers frequently instructed specialties and more complex disciplines. If the required expertise is unusual, ask our team and we will review availability.

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General practice
Orthopaedics
Psychiatry & psychology
Neurology
Pain medicine
Urology
Dental & maxillofacial
Obstetrics & gynaecology
Neuro-ophthalmology
Other disciplines on request

A clear pathway

From instruction to evidence.

A straightforward process designed to reduce administration for your legal team and keep the case moving.

Step 01

Send the brief

Share the discipline required, key issues, timescale and available records.

Step 02

Expert matched

We review suitability, availability, location and the scope of the evidence.

Step 03

Assessment

We coordinate the appointment and practical arrangements with all parties.

Step 04

Report delivered

We manage follow-up and keep you informed through to the final report.

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“Careful coordination behind clear, useful medical evidence.”

Why Med-Pro

Responsive support, built around the case.

Good medico-legal evidence depends on more than finding a name on a list. It requires careful matching, complete instructions and consistent communication.

  • Practical case ownership.
    One team to coordinate the moving parts and respond to questions.
  • Appropriate expert matching.
    Focus on the issues, discipline, location and timescale of each instruction.
  • Solicitor-focused communication.
    Clear updates and prompt escalation when something needs attention.
  • Flexible assessment options.
    In-person and remote arrangements where suitable for the instruction.

New instructions welcome

Tell us what your case needs.

Email a short outline or call our team to discuss the appropriate expertise and next steps. Include the specialty you need, the broad case type and any important deadline.

Please contact us before sending sensitive medical records so we can confirm the appropriate submission route.

Office
Kemp House, 160 City Road
London EC1V 2NX

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