When a leading firm instructed INNEG on a high-value birth injury claim involving alleged intrapartum hypoxia and lifelong neurodisability, they faced complex, multidisciplinary evidential requirements. Obstetrics, neonatal care, neuroradiology, neurology and long-term neurodevelopment all required authoritative input and the clock was ticking.

The solicitor turned to INNEG for the structured formation of an appropriate expert panel.

Within 72 hours, INNEG assembled a tailored panel of specialists across all required disciplines, each selected for demonstrable expertise and recognised specialism in birth injury matters.

From the outset, our Analyst led the coordination and delivery process: analysing the clinical framework, identifying the relevant areas of medical enquiry, and ensuring the panel was appropriately balanced with no duplication or evidential gaps. There was no fragmentation and no iterative name-picking, just decisive, informed expert selection.

Nominations and CVs were provided within 72 hours, enabling the solicitor to progress the claim with confidence that the expert structure was coherent, proportionate and clinically aligned.

In catastrophic birth injury cases, success demands more than speed, it requires informed judgement, continuity of oversight and disciplined expert selection under pressure. The solicitor leads case strategy; INNEG delivers the expert architecture. From the outset, the focus remains on clarity, efficiency and protection against unnecessary cost exposure.  We helped accelerate the claim lifecycle while protecting unrecoverable costs from the outset.