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Medical malpractice cases are one of the most common lawsuits concerning personal injuries. Malpractice can be defined as the failure to provide the required level of medical care to the patient. The malpractice impacts the patient physically, but in many...
The retrieval of medical records and bills is laborious, monotonous, and time-consuming. Medical records retrieval service providers reduce the workload of attorneys and their staff, thereby allowing them to focus on other important case-related tasks, such as proving...
Medical records often contain mistakes in medical history, diagnosis, test results, and medications. A study, available here, found that one in five patients who reviewed an electronic health record reported finding a mistake, and 40% perceived the mistake as serious....
Medical malpractice claims are filed to compensate for the losses of a patient when he/she is harmed by a hospital, doctor, or another medical professional by an act of negligence or omission. Although state-specific rules for medical malpractice claims might vary,...
Medical Chronology Report: What is it and how to write an efficient report? A Medical Chronology is a report that provides a concise, factual, and informative summary of a client’s medical treatment. As attorneys, you juggle multiple cases. Sifting through vast...
Organizing medical records, a crucial process in any personal injury, malpractice, or mass tort case, can be time-consuming and cost-prohibitive. Outsourcing the retrieval, organizing, and summarizing of these medical records can offer a cost-effective solution to law...
As you, your colleagues and/or staff may be working from home during this challenging time, it is important to understand the risks associated with logging remotely into your office server. This is especially important if your firm handles medical records, which...