A legal case chronology is a chronological and methodical arrangement of the various facts of a legal case that can be easily referred to when required. Such a chronology is very useful for attorneys during case presentation in court as well as in legal discussions....
As most U.S. states get back to work, workers as well as employers have many questions regarding COVID-19 infection and its impact on workers’ compensation as well as the protocols to follow at the...
Any personal injury case involves medical record review to extract the relevant medical evidence. The medical documentation demonstrates the injuries sustained by the plaintiff, the extent of pain...
Injuries from truck accidents are often more severe than those sustained in car wrecks. Truck accident claims and lawsuits involve diverse processes such as gathering witness statements and photos...
Any car accident, slip and fall, product liability, medical malpractice and other injury cases falls under personal injury cases. Medical records play a key role in proving these cases. Without...
Medical records are valuable legal documents required for medical records analysis in personal injury, medical malpractice, social security disability, workers’ compensation and other cases that...
Medical records and accurate clinical documentation are vital considerations in disability claims. Attorneys assisting with such claims prefer to utilize medical records services to review the...
Chart review provides the documentary evidence that is vital in all personal injury litigation matters. A clear understanding of the medical facts embedded in the medical records of an injured...
If anyone loses their life due to the negligence or intentional act of another person, their survivors who had a relationship with them such as spouse or parents (based on the concerned state’s law)...
Chart review is significant in any personal injury case, including product liability cases because it helps understand the nature and extent of the injury and its impact on the injured person. So,...
Doctors, medical practices, hospitals and other healthcare providers must properly maintain the records of patients, primarily to ensure the best treatment and care for patients. Proper management...
