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Which Medical Records are Crucial to Evaluate a Medical Malpractice Claim? based on a chapter by Peter Berge Esq.
Several factors should be considered by a plaintiff’s attorney when deciding which records to request while evaluating a potential medical malpractice claim. They include the likelihood that the attorney will pursue the case, the volume (and potential cost) of the … Continue reading
When Do You Get Medical Records for a Potential Medical Malpractice Case? based on a chapter by Peter Berge Esq.
Unless a potential client presents with medical records in hand, the plaintiff’s attorney’s office considering obtaining records needs to be aware of the investment in time, money, and space. HIPAA-compliant authorizations must be executed, requests sent (and often re-sent), and … Continue reading
