Rapid, physician-led screening of HIE and brachial plexus matters. We organize the record, assess liability, causation, and damages, and tell you what’s missing, so you can take the case, dig deeper, or pass.
A structured read of labor, delivery, and the early neonatal course, flagging where the standard of care will be contested.
Whether the record supports the alleged mechanism and timing of injury. This is where most birth injury cases are decided.
An early view of severity and permanence, and the factors that will drive the value and difficulty of the case.
The gaps that matter: fetal monitoring strips, cord gases, operative notes, neonatal imaging, placental pathology, and the follow-up records you’ll need before going further.
The report is built to support one decision: proceed, investigate, or decline. You get the clinical picture before the case eats your time and budget.
AI organizes the record and builds the chronology. Physicians read the file and make every clinical judgment. The technology speeds the work; it never replaces the medicine.
Built for plaintiff and defense counsel alike. A disciplined clinical assessment in plain language, not advocacy dressed up as analysis.
These files arrive heavy, incomplete, and high-stakes: thousands of pages, unclear timelines, real money and real grief on both sides. The hardest call comes at the start, before anyone has read the medicine closely. Perinatal Case Review exists for that first decision.
Structured review of HIE and brachial plexus cases
Focused on liability, causation, and damages
Concise output designed for legal decision-making
A clear upgrade path to expanded review or full expert engagement
A preliminary, physician-led screening assessment for early case evaluation. Fast, focused, and built to inform your next move.
A final expert opinion, testimony, or a substitute for a fully retained expert review.
Send the available file set and a short attorney summary of the matter.
AI-assisted chronology and issue extraction turn the file into a structured, reviewable case record.
Specialist review of liability, causation, damages, and the records still missing.
A concise written screening assessment lands in 48–72 hours, with a practical next step.
Every screen comes with a clear upgrade path to expanded review or full expert engagement.
