What To Know When Handling Medical Records In An Injury Case [Infographic]

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Medical records provide the medical evidence necessary to win a personal injury case. Relevant records help attorneys explain to the court what actually happened to the plaintiff, and about the injuries sustained. Major records include emergency room records, doctors’ notes and diagnosis, doctors’ recommended treatment, records containing description of any pain experienced during treatment, required medical treatments, medical bills and more. Professional medical review services can help attorneys review and organize those records and provide chronology or summary that can help speed up the claims process.

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