Why CVI Must Be Investigated in Paediatric Brain Injury Claims
By Jessica Platt, Marketing Assistant
Posted 11 March 2025
7 Minute Read
Tags:
- Cerebral Visual Impairment
- CVI
- Retinopathy of Prematurity
- Paediatric Brain Injury
- Ophthalmic Expert Witness
- Visual Impairment
- High-Value CN Claims
Expert Disciplines:
- Ophthalmology
About The Author
Jessica Platt
Marketing Assistant
Jessica Platt is the Marketing Assistant at INNEG, where she helps bring clarity, consistency, and creativity to every client touchpoint. Passionate about purposeful communication, she supports INNEG’s mission to simplify the complex and spotlight the value behind medico-legal services.
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