Pediatric expert witnesses
Physician-led pediatric subspecialty experts for serious matters involving children.
Pediatric MedLegal Partners gives plaintiff and defense counsel direct access to pediatric subspecialty physicians for expert review, standard-of-care and causation analysis, physician review of life care plans, rebuttal, and testimony where appropriate.
Children are not simply small adults. Growth, development, and decades of future care can change the standard-of-care question, the causation analysis, and the entire damages framework.
Specialties
Pediatric subspecialty experts, matched to the clinical question.
Specialty
Pediatric Anesthesiology
Airway, sedation, perioperative and PACU events, medication issues, and anesthesia-related complications in infants and children.
Specialty
Pediatric PM&R (Physiatry)
Rehabilitation prognosis, long-term function, therapy and equipment needs, and the medical foundation of pediatric future-care projections.
Coming soon
Additional pediatric subspecialties
PMLP is adding subspecialty experts. If your matter needs a specialty not listed, ask about subspecialty matching.
Services
How PMLP supports counsel on a serious pediatric case.
Service
Expert review
Record review, standard-of-care and causation analysis by a matched pediatric subspecialist.
Service
Life care plan review
Physician review of pediatric life care plans for medical accuracy and pediatric fit.
Why PMLP
Built around pediatric physicians, not a brokerage layer.
Physician-led
Clinical framing first
A pediatric physician helps define the clinical question and the right specialty before broader work begins.
Specialty fit
Matching training to the care at issue
When disputed care was delivered by a pediatric subspecialist, a matching subspecialist is generally expected.
Boundary
No records through the website
Initial outreach stays general. Substantive material moves only through an approved non-public process.
Founding physician
Adam Broussard, MD
Pediatric anesthesiologist, board-certified in Anesthesiology and Pediatric Anesthesiology, licensed in Louisiana, with more than 10 years of practice since completing pediatric anesthesiology fellowship.
How it works
From first inquiry to proper review.
01
General inquiry
Counsel describes the matter in general terms, the pediatric issue, timing, and support needed.
02
Conflict and fit review
We check conflicts and identify the right pediatric specialty and scope.
03
Engagement
If the matter moves forward, engagement and records handling shift to a non-public process.
Next step
Start with a general inquiry, not a records transfer.
Describe the matter in general terms, the pediatric issue involved, the specialty you think you need, and your timeline. We check conflicts and fit before anything substantive is exchanged.