Injury claims that involve medical records could be related to workplace injuries, auto accidents, product liability, medical malpractice and so on. An attorney accepts such cases only after a comprehensive review of the relevant medical records, preferably with the...
The SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) program administered through the SSA (Social Security Administration) provides benefits to disabled Americans who are unable to engage in work and...
Medical malpractice occurs when patients are harmed or injured due to poor/inadequate medical treatment or mistaken diagnosis from a healthcare provider such as a doctor, nurse, or any medical...
Social security disability benefits provide economic succor to millions of disabled Americans. The disability or impairment must fall within the SSA (Social Security Administration)’s definition of...
Medical malpractice as well as negligence can lead to a wide range of birth injuries. Birth injury refers to any complication caused during the pregnancy and delivery that cause the baby to have a...
Insurance peer review is an important process when determining the claimant’s eligibility for medical insurance coverage. It helps ensure that the coverage is provided for medically necessary...
Paralegal refers to a qualified and educated person, trained or having work experience to perform substantive legal work that requires knowledge of legal concepts. Medical records serve as crucial...
For successful medical litigation, it is important for legal firms to collect and organize the medical records needed for personal injury, mass tort, workers’ compensation and medical malpractice...
Pre-trial deposition plays a key role in a medical malpractice case. During the deposition, the defendant physician meets the plaintiff's attorney and answers the questions asked. The defense...
Just like any other business, legal sector industries are also working hard to find innovative ways to meet the requirements of their clients. Increasing coronavirus cases might have made 2020 a...
Accurate medical records review is necessary for law firms, insurers, lawyers, plaintiffs and life care planning agencies for diverse purposes such as trial preparation or claim handling...
