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Clinical support at every stage of litigation

Eight services covering the full arc of a medical case — from the first question of whether it has merit, through discovery, deposition, and trial. Each engagement is scoped in writing before work begins, with a fixed timeline and a clear fee structure.

Services

01

Medical Record Review

A complete clinical read of the record, with issues, gaps, and inconsistencies identified and sourced.

02

Case Merit Evaluation

An early, candid clinical assessment of whether the medical facts support the claim.

03

Medical Chronology Development

A precise, Bates-referenced timeline of care that makes the sequence of events undeniable.

04

Deposition & Trial Preparation

Clinical question development, witness anticipation, and exhibit support.

05

Independent Medical Review

An objective clinical assessment, independent of either party’s theory.

06

Medicare Guideline Review

Analysis of coverage criteria, medical necessity, and documentation compliance.

07

Long-Term Care Consulting

Deep familiarity with how long-term care facilities actually operate.

08

Skilled Nursing Facility Consulting

Specialist analysis of SNF documentation, assessments, and care delivery.

Where clinical insight changes the outcome

We support attorneys across eight practice areas where the medical record is central to the case — and where the difference between a summary and a clinical interpretation is the difference between an argument and a proof.

Industries Served

01

Medical Malpractice

Malpractice cases live in the gap between what should have been done and what the record shows was done. We identify deviations from accepted practice, trace the clinical sequence that led to the outcome, and document the evidentiary support for each element of the claim — in language a jury can follow.
Common matters
Failure to diagnose Delayed treatment Surgical complications Medication errors Inadequate monitoring Discharge failures

02

Nursing Home Litigation

This is our home ground. Twenty-four years working inside skilled nursing and long-term care means we know exactly what the documentation should show, what it typically shows instead, and what the difference means.
Care plans that were never revised. Assessments completed but never acted on. Charting patterns that suggest care was documented rather than delivered. These are findings you get from someone who has worked the floor.
Common matters
Pressure injuries Falls & fractures Malnutrition & dehydration Medication errors Elopement Understaffing Failure to supervise

03

Wrongful Death

Wrongful death cases demand a clear clinical account of the sequence leading to death and a defensible position on whether appropriate intervention would have changed the outcome.
We reconstruct the timeline from the record, identify missed opportunities for intervention, and analyze the causal chain between documented failures and the outcome.
Common matters
Failure to rescue Delayed emergency response Medication-related deaths Post-surgical complications Facility neglect

04

Elder Abuse

Elder abuse and neglect cases require distinguishing the effects of aging and underlying disease from the effects of inadequate care — a clinical distinction that documentation rarely makes explicit.
We analyze the record for the clinical markers of neglect: unexplained weight loss, progressive skin breakdown, dehydration, untreated conditions, and patterns of injury inconsistent with the explanations given.
Common matters
Neglect Failure to provide care Unexplained injuries Financial exploitation with clinical indicators Inadequate supervision

05

Hospital Negligence

Hospital cases involve multiple providers, shift changes, and handoffs — and the failures often occur precisely at those transitions. Untangling who knew what and when requires following the record across departments and disciplines.
Common matters
Nursing negligence Failure to monitor Communication & handoff failures Hospital-acquired conditions Emergency department errors Understaffing