For attorneys
How to retain a pediatric expert
A simple, three-step process designed to keep protected information off the public website.
Process
Three steps
01
General inquiry
Matter type, pediatric issue, specialty needed, timeline. No patient details.
02
Conflict and fit review
We confirm conflicts, specialty fit, and scope.
03
Engagement
Engagement terms, then records through an approved non-public process.
Fees
Fees and turnaround
Fee information and expected turnaround are provided after the conflict and fit review.
FAQ
Common questions from counsel
Do you work with plaintiff and defense counsel?
Yes. PMLP accepts inquiries from both plaintiff and defense counsel, subject to conflict and fit review.
What should I include in a first inquiry?
A general description of the matter, the pediatric specialty or issue involved, the type of support you need, and your timeline. Do not send patient information or records through the website.
How are records handled?
Only after conflict and fit review and engagement, through an appropriate non-public process. The website is never a records channel.
Is PMLP a referral broker?
No. PMLP is physician-led: a pediatric physician frames the clinical question and stays involved in specialty fit and review direction.
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.