Independent Psychiatric Expert Reports for Legal Proceedings

CPR Part 35 compliant psychiatric assessments prepared by GMC-registered consultant psychiatrists. Founded in 2012, serving solicitors across England and Wales.

Learn more about our medico-legal standards and clinical leadership: Our Psychiatrists.

Founded 2012
CPR Part 35
England & Wales
GMC Registration

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How to Instruct

A straightforward process designed for legal professionals, with clear communication from instruction to final report.

Please note: instructions are accepted on our Terms of Instruction.

1

Send your instruction

Email instruct@psychiatric.report with your letter of instruction, relevant documents, and focused questions to address.

2

Expert allocation

We allocate a suitable consultant psychiatrist based on the issues, forum, timescales, and any court directions.

3

Assessment arranged

Remote assessment is available in most cases. Where required, in-person assessment can be arranged by agreement.

4

Report delivered

A CPR Part 35 compliant report with expert declaration and Statement of Truth. Part 35 questions and court attendance available.

Fees & Turnaround

Transparent fees with clear turnaround expectations. All reports include assessment, records review, and CPR Part 35 compliance.

  • Standard reports typically from £1,200–£1,800
  • Typical turnaround 2–4 weeks
  • Expedited service available subject to availability
  • Part 35 questions and court attendance available

Fees and timescales depend on the complexity of the issues, volume of records, availability, and any urgency/court directions. We confirm scope and fee basis in writing before substantive work begins.

View full fee schedule

What's Included

  • Comprehensive psychiatric assessment
  • Review of medical records and documentation
  • CPR Part 35 compliant report
  • Expert declaration and Statement of Truth
  • Expert CV provided with report

Need a quick steer on whether psychiatric evidence is likely to assist? Read: when a psychiatric report is necessary.