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Aug

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Case Triage at Intake: Using Medical Record Analysis to Decide Which Cases to Take

Case triage at intake means using what the medical records actually document, not just the facts of liability, to decide whether a case is worth the firm's time before committing to full development. A liability story can sound strong on the phone; whether the injury, treatment...

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Aug

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The Future Care Recommendations Hiding in Your Medical Records

Treating physicians document forward-looking care recommendations in the medical record far more often than manual review can catch them. A recommendation for a future surgery, an ongoing course of physical therapy, or a referral that was never followed up on can sit in a single ...

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Aug

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How Future Medical Costs Are Calculated in a Personal Injury Case

Future medical costs in a personal injury case are determined by identifying each type of care that the claimant is likely to need. This involves multiplying the unit cost of each item by its expected frequency and the number of years it will be required. The calculation is then ...

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Aug

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What Personal Injury Case Evaluation Software Should Actually Tell You

Personal injury case evaluation software analyzes a claimant's medical records and provides a structured overview of the injury, treatment history, and projected future care costs. It should convey five key pieces of information: A complete view of the injury and diagnosis...

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