In the complex world of mass tort litigation, where the stakes are prominent and the intricacies just as extensive, a pivotal document serves as the tool that determines the outcome of the case: Plaintiff Fact Sheet (PFS). Also known as a “written discovery”, this...
Subpoena refers to a written order from the court or attorney that requires a person to attend court and provide evidence or to submit certain documents to the court. Medical practitioners are often...
Workplace-related injuries and illnesses may be compensable under workers’ compensation insurance. The important requirement in this regard is medical record analysis to obtain evidence regarding...
Workers’ compensation is a no-fault insurance program that provides benefits to workers injured in the course their job. Medical claims review is to be professionally carried out to make sure that...
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People who are unable to work due to a disabling injury or medical condition can opt for individual disability income insurance (IDI) or a group long-term disability (LTD) insurance policy or social...
A mass tort being a civil lawsuit with multiple injured parties who are considered individually regarding their case and compensation, involves comprehensive medical records analysis. Mass tort case...
Social security retirement benefits, social security disability benefits (SSDI), and SSI (Supplemental Security Income) are the major welfare programs offered by the Social Security Administration...
A medical record, which is a documented account of an individual’s health history, plays a crucial role in various legal proceedings. These records serve as crucial evidence in cases involving...
Patient medical records include important information such as personal data, physical and mental conditions, medical history, and current medical care. Medical records are necessary not only for...
Insurance companies may sometimes deny medical claims submitted by healthcare providers for treatments provided to their patients. Some of the most common reasons for claim denials are – submitting...
A person who becomes unable to work following an accident or illness, can rely on disability insurance programs for economic support. Any disability program requires medical records review to...
