Workers’ compensation bill review companies play a vital role in ensuring accurate and efficient claims management. It is estimated that around 80% of medical bills processed carry at least one error, ranging from fraud to honest mistakes. This leads to significant...
The discovery process is a vital part of the pre-trial litigation process that helps shed light onto facts related to the case, unknown to both parties. Imagine a scenario where one party holds all...
Medical record review is an evaluation process that insurers use to determine the medical necessity for a healthcare service or procedure. The review process helps them determine the insurance...
Unlike ordinary injury cases, product liability cases are quite complex. Expert product liability attorneys take effort to craft the best strategies that are applicable for a specific case. In such...
What is a medical record review? It involves evaluating a patient’s healthcare information for medical or legal purposes. Medical records or the patient’s medical chart contain significant...
Burn injuries can happen at work, at home, in a public place, shopping malls, restaurants or anywhere. If burn injuries happen due to someone else’s negligence, the injured person can claim...
The answer is “Yes,” one’s spouse can benefit from one’s social security disability benefits (SSDI) that are paid based on a comprehensive medical records review. Not only spouses, but children and...
In the realm of Workers' Compensation, the roles of Independent Medical Examiners (IME), Qualified Medical Examiners (QME), and Agreed Medical Examiners (AME) are crucial in assessing and...
A statute of limitations is a state law whereby a deadline is set for filing a lawsuit. It is applicable to all types of legal claims, and based on the type of claim the plaintiff wants to file, the...
In a personal injury case, a demand letter is used to settle the case, usually before filing a lawsuit in court. A personal injury demand letter explains how the insured is at-fault, the damages and...
Medical negligence occurs when a provider fails to take the right action when caring for a patient. Negligence can include injuries during birth, surgical errors, and mistreatment in a care home,...
