Drawing directly from his recent INNEG webinar, Consultant Paediatric Neurologist, with almost 20 years medico-legal experience, Dr Aniraban Majumdar shares 10 insights for solicitors dealing with complex paediatric neurological and birth injury claims.

A clear delay does not always mean a viable claim - this guide shows solicitors where causation can succeed or fall apart.

A practical guide for solicitors on assessing breach, causation and neurological outcome in cauda equina syndrome and spinal cord compression claims.

When a skin cancer diagnosis is delayed, can you prove that earlier treatment would actually have changed the outcome?

Rather than summarising neuropsychology theory, this guide focuses on the issues solicitors encounter most often when handling serious injury and clinical negligence claims.

Based on INNEG’s neuro-oncology imaging webinar, this eBook helps solicitors understand where scan interpretation, MDT decision-making and treatment options can become critical in brain tumour litigation.

This eBook helps solicitors identify where hand and wrist injury claims are commonly undervalued, and how expert evidence can reveal the true functional, psychological, and financial impact of the injury.

This guide explores the medico-legal issues that most often determine liability in hypoxia-related birth injury claims, including timing disputes, CTG interpretation, antenatal compromise, and the evidential weaknesses that frequently undermine otherwise strong cases.

Delay doesn’t equal negligence. This guide breaks down how breach and causation are actually proven in Cauda Equina Syndrome claims.

This guide was produced by INNEG and is based on key clinical and medico-legal insights shared during our webinar Neonatal Failures & Medico-Legal Risks in Birth Injury Claims, delivered by Dr Ujwal Kariholu, Consultant Neonatologist and Expert Witness.

When a childhood fracture involves the growth plate, the medico-legal consequences may not appear for months or even years, leaving solicitors to untangle whether delayed diagnosis, poor follow-up, or missed red flags caused avoidable lifelong harm.

This guide was produced by INNEG and is based on key clinical insights shared during our webinar Neuropsychological Evidence in Paed Brain Injury Claims with Dr Nigel Colbert and Barrister Hylton Armstrong.

This guide was produced by INNEG and is based on key clinical insights shared during our webinar Symptoms Without Clear Pathology, led by Dr Bruno Silva, Consultant Neuropsychiatrist.

This guide was produced by INNEG and is based on key clinical insights shared during our webinar Cerebral Visual Impairment in Paediatric Brain Injury Claims, led by Professor Jane Ashworth, Consultant Paediatric Ophthalmologist

A practical medico-legal guide for solicitors analysing falls risk, prevention, and negligence in healthcare settings.