UK-hosted, ISO-accredited data centres. Fully GDPR-compliant.
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ALLDOQ brings instruction, medical records, radiology, court-ready report drafting and time recording into one auditable, UK-hosted environment. Built with expert witnesses and injury lawyers. Used daily across the UK medico-legal community.
No setup fees. UK support. Onboarding handled by our team.
“Alldoq makes the whole process, from being assigned to a case to submitting final reports, effortless.”
Trusted by expert witnesses, medical reporting agencies and injury law firms across the UK
Two sides of every case
For years, instructing firms and expert witnesses have moved a case along by email. ALLDOQ replaces that with one auditable case file both sides work inside.
See it work
Follow a clinical negligence instruction through ALLDOQ: records read and cited, a chronology built, imaging reviewed, the report drafted and the time billed, with the instructing firm working in the same file.
The platform
ALLDOQ replaces shared drives, email threads, separate imaging viewers and spreadsheet time logs with one workspace and one source of truth.
Structured report drafting with your own headers, paragraphs and glossaries. Output to court-ready PDF with consistent formatting every time.
View and annotate DICOM imaging beside the records. No external viewer, no exporting frames into Word.
Bundles, GP records, hospital records and correspondence in one folder structure with granular permissions and a full audit trail.
Build a date-ordered medical timeline from the underlying records, with citations back to source pages.
Track time against each case as you work. Itemised timesheets and fee notes flow straight to the instructing firm.
Lawyers and experts message inside the case. Queries, supplementaries and approvals stay with the file they belong to.
Integrated radiology
DoqViewer renders CT, MRI, X-ray and ultrasound studies in the browser. No plug-in, no separate workstation. Annotate findings, measure regions of interest, compare studies side-by-side, then drop the marked-up image straight into the report draft.
Ground-glass opacity, right lower zone.
Window and level, pan, zoom, measure and ROI. No software to install on the expert’s machine.
Findings, ROIs and notes are stored against the study and visible to the instructing firm and any second expert added later.
Compare a baseline study against follow-up imaging in two synchronised panels.
Drop the marked-up frame into the corresponding section of the DoqBuilder draft, with caption, study reference and date attached.
Security and compliance
Every file is encrypted at rest and in transit, every access is logged, and all client data resides in ISO-accredited UK infrastructure.
Request our security and data-handling packAll client data resides on UK soil in independently certified facilities. No transatlantic transfer.
Each document is encrypted individually before being written to storage, with keys held separately from the data.
Enforced for every account, with role-based permissions on every folder and document.
Every view, download and amendment is recorded. Defensible at the costs hearing, essential under UK GDPR.
What our customers say
“The current iteration of Alldoq is excellent. An extremely secure medico-legal reporting cloud-based workspace to generate reports.”
“As an expert witness, collating and managing documents and sending files to case managers can be an ordeal. Alldoq makes the whole process, from being assigned to a case to submitting final reports, effortless.”
“Truly fantastic. Easy to use, intuitive, flexible, responsive and secure. The Alldoq team are extremely responsive and keen to take suggestions on board.”
“An extremely user-friendly platform for undertaking medico-legal work, with a multitude of features that make it easy to navigate every element of a case.”
“It functions as an interlinked, interconnected hub, with all required material seamlessly to hand and available to work on anywhere in the world.”
“Impressed with the functionality and ease of report generation in a structured manner. It has saved valuable time across every case.”
Quotes are excerpted from public Trustpilot reviews of alldoq.com. Reviewer roles are summarised. Full reviews and reviewer details are available on Trustpilot.
Trustpilot rating across 70 verified reviews from practising experts and instructing firms.
All client data hosted in ISO-accredited UK data centres. No transatlantic transfer, no third-country processors.
One workspace replaces shared drives, separate imaging viewers, email bundles and spreadsheet time logs.
Writing
Practical guidance on Part 35, medical chronologies, disclosure gaps and the cases shaping how AI is treated in evidence.
All writing
A medico-legal report is a written opinion from a medical expert, prepared for a legal claim or proceedings. It explains a person's injuries or condition, what caused them and what the future is likely to hold, based on the medical records and usually an examination. In civil claims in England and Wales it is expert evidence under Part 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules.
Causation in clinical negligence has two stages. Factual causation asks whether the breach caused the injury, usually through the but for test on the balance of probabilities. Legal causation asks whether the law should hold the defendant responsible for that loss, looking at intervening acts, remoteness and the scope of the duty.
ReadThe Bolam test is the standard English law uses to decide whether a doctor was negligent. A doctor is not in breach of duty if they acted in accordance with a practice accepted as proper by a responsible body of medical opinion in the same field. Since Bolitho that opinion must stand up to logical analysis, and since Montgomery advice about risks is judged by what the patient needed to know.
ReadTalk to the team
A 20-minute walkthrough with someone from our team. No slide deck. We will set up a sandbox with your own templates so you can see how a real case would run.
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