Current CV
Qualifications, appointments, clinical interests, professional registration and relevant medico-legal experience.
Join the Med-Pro panel
Your expertise, supported by organised instructions.
We welcome enquiries from experienced clinicians who undertake independent medico-legal work in personal injury or clinical negligence matters.
A professional relationship that respects your role.
We aim to give experts clear instructions, organised materials and a responsive administrative contact.
The expert remains independent and responsible for the clinical opinion. Our role is to make the instruction, assessment and communication around it work efficiently.
We are interested in experts across established and more specialised disciplines, including clinicians able to address complex causation or clinical negligence issues.
Panel enquiries
Tell us about your medico-legal practice.
A concise professional profile helps us understand the instructions for which you may be suitable.
Fee schedule
Report fees, record assumptions, supplementary work, cancellation terms and court-related rates.
Availability
Typical report timescale, examination locations, remote options and current capacity.
Working standards
What a good panel relationship requires.
Clear expectations on both sides help instructions run well and protect the quality of the evidence.
Duty to the court
Opinions must be objective, within expertise and appropriately reasoned.
Early visibility
Raise missing material, scope concerns or potential delays as soon as possible.
Realistic commitments
Accept work only where the agreed timetable can reasonably be met.
Confidential handling
Case information and records must be managed securely and professionally.
Expert FAQs
Before joining the panel.
Does joining the panel guarantee instructions?
No. Each instruction depends on the case issues, location, availability, fee approval and the instructing solicitor’s requirements.
Which specialties are you seeking?
We welcome approaches across a broad range of disciplines. Send your CV and clinical interests so we can assess the work that may be appropriate.
Can assessments be undertaken remotely?
Where clinically and legally appropriate, remote assessment may be considered. The expert must decide whether it is suitable for the opinion required.