In the legal sector, particularly within areas such as personal injury, medical malpractice, and disability claims, a thorough medical chart review plays a key role in developing strong cases and achieving favorable outcomes for clients. Traditional methods of...
Decoding or interpreting medical records could prove challenging even for experienced attorneys. Personal injury, medical malpractice, workers’ compensation, and product liability cases involve a...
In a medical malpractice case, a deposition plays a very important role. Deposition refers to the sworn testimony of a witness taken before the trial and it is conducted in a location outside of a...
Medical evidence is of the highest priority in any personal injury lawsuit. The nature and extent of the injury can be understood only by data mining from the relevant medical records, which is best...
A medical malpractice case arises when a healthcare provider - physicians, nurses, osteopaths, dentists, and others providing medical services - breaches the accepted medical practices for a...
Many businesses are now hiring people from remote locations. Hiring remote employees provides diverse advantages for any business including increased productivity, access to a global talent pool and...
According to OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), shipyards are high-risk working environments compared to that of other jobs - the accident and injury rate is more than twice...
As an experienced medical review service provider for personal injury attorneys, we know that personal injury cases are unique, but there may be some common factors that have an impact on the final...
When an employee has a work-related injury or illness, the employer is required by law to compensate for the medical expenses incurred and lost wages. Medical chart review is an important...
Medical evidence, primarily obtained through chart review of the medical records of an injured person, is valuable for personal injury attorneys to support their argument in court. In fact, the...
HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) that came into effect in the year 1996 requires that individuals’ health information remain confidential and secure. The Act’s privacy and...
