When planning an exciting trip abroad, travel insurance becomes an essential aspect of ensuring a worry-free and enjoyable journey. Insurance providers need to assess the risk associated with pre-existing conditions, which makes comprehensive medical chart review and...
Law firms handling medical litigation will have to request and maintain thousands of medical records pertaining to each case for the purpose of medical record review. Unless the medical records are...
You are an attorney handling personal injury, product liability and medical malpractice cases. Voluminous medical records are part and parcel of your law office since you need them for medical chart...
Mass tort litigation involves a class of civil action lawsuits in which multiple plaintiffs are harmed by the same incident or product. Collecting and reviewing medical records are very important,...
Medical records are highly sensitive documents that need to be kept confidential at all times. Now, with the advent of electronic records, safety of protected healthcare information is becoming a...
In medical litigation, once the medical records are all obtained, the next step is organizing them systematically. This will help anyone in your law office team quickly and easily access the...
Social security benefits keep the family finances steady when the earning members such as parents become disabled or die. The benefits are paid to both adults and children. 4.4 million children...
Medical liability claims can prove costly both in terms of money and the impact on the physician/healthcare system. According to the 2010 American Medical Association survey covering the period 2007...
Electronic retrieval and management of client medical records is vital in law firms handling medical litigation. This system can save time, cost and liability for missed deadlines. For instance,...
In personal injury cases, deposition of the plaintiff is significant from the point of view of winning the case. Though it is generally considered tedious, a proper deposition helps prevent surprise...
Typically, people start thinking about Social Security when they reach age 60. However, the fact is that many individuals may need SS benefits even before they retire. There are certain solid...
