Medical Malpractice
A CLNC can assist in many ways, from helping to define the standard of care, to showing how this standard was or was not met, to determine what future sequelae the client may experience as a result of their injury.
Why Do Attorney Need Certified Legal Nurse Consultants ?
While the attorney is the legal expert, the CLNC consultant is the expert on the healthcare system and it’s inner workings. Nowhere else will you find this level of cost-effective expertise for reviewing medical records and understanding the subtleties of the healthcare system.
Our Specialties
Specializing In Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Death, Nursing Home Neglect And/Or Abuse, Personal Injury And More.
Wrongful Death
A CLNC can help to determine the death of a human being as the result of a wrongful act of another person. Such wrongful acid include: negligence, an intentional attack such as assault and /or battery, a death in the course of another crime.
Nursing Home Neglect/Abuse
A CLNC can streamline the medical records review process for attorneys by acting as the attorneys guide. Utilizing their clinical experience and familiarity with health care systems.
Personal Injury
As a CLNC we can assist with decisions about accepting new matters, pleadings, motions and other legal documents, settlement packages, preparing witnesses and case memos. Personal injury attorneys work with CLNC’s to supplement their understanding of their clients injuries.
All Services
We provide attorney clients with a comprehensive range of cost-effective medical-legal services
- Review Cases for Merit
- Identity Tampering and/or Missing Records
- Medical Record Organization and Pagination
- Assist with Developing:
- Interrogatories & Depositions
- Requests for Production
- Requests for Admissions
- Identify Potential Defendants & Key Witnesses
- Prepare Key Witnesses & Experts for Deposition and Trial
- Locate and Interface with Expert Witnesses
- Assist with Demonstrative Evidence
- Attend Depositions/Mediations/Trial
- Screen cases for merit
- Organize, tab, paginate medical records
- Review, analyze, summarize medical records, depositions and other essential documents
- Develop chronologies and timelines
- Identify deviation from and adherence to Standards of Care
- Detect suspicious entries and possible tampering with the medical record
- Assess causation and damages issues
- Provide verbal and written reports
- Identify potential defendants
- Perform medical and nursing literature research
- Suggest interrogatories and deposition questions interview and prepare clients
- Identify and locate expert witnesses
- Assist with exhibit preparation
- Provide litigation support