Specialize in Pre-Litigation and Pre-Trial Services

01 — Screening

Get early medical guidance. Know where your case stands prior to investing further and retaining an expert.

02 — Full Record Review

Reports offer a detailed physician review based on client interview, medical records, and relevant literature. A complete, chronological review of the chart rebuilding what was documented, by whom, and when.

03 — Causation

Did this event cause the condition or make an existing one worse? A causation report answers that question.

The report opens with a focused summary of the medical history and the incident itself, so the reader has a frame of reference before the analysis begins. From there, it weighs pre-existing conditions, comorbidities, and other risk factors against the clinical findings, testing whether the timing, the progression, and the biological plausibility hold together.

Conclusions rest on objective evidence, current medical literature, and accepted clinical standards. Alternative explanations are noted and explained.

What you get is a defensible medical position to build a causation argument. This approach offers attorneys clear medical insight to guide case development.

04 — Standard of Care

A Standard of Care Review evaluates whether a healthcare provider’s actions were consistent with accepted medical standards within their specialty and the specific circumstances of the case.

This analysis involves a detailed examination of the medical records, treatment decisions, and applicable clinical guidelines to determine if care was appropriate, timely, and consistent with professional norms. It is judged by the information that was available then and not in hindsight.

Sample redacted reports available on request.

05 — Targeted Opinion

This a more focused report addressing a single question or specific set of questions.

06 — Rebuttal

An IME Rebuttal Report offers a structured, physician-level review of an Independent Medical Examination. We provide a clear summary of the IME’s findings, followed by a focused medical analysis addressing areas that may benefit from further clarification.

07 — VA Nexus Letters

Personally tailored medical opinions that explain the connection between your condition and military service for your VA disability claim, written by clinicians who have treated veterans, understand clinical evidence and the VA claims process.

Establish the Medical Link

A strong Nexus Letter explains how the Veteran’s condition is medically connected to service or to another service-connected disability.

Strengthen the Evidence

A Nexus Letter helps clarify medical records, service history, symptoms, diagnoses, and supporting evidence in a way the VA can evaluate.

Address Missing Rationale

Many claims are denied because the VA finds no clear medical nexus. A well-supported Nexus Letter can directly address that missing connection with evidence-based reasoning.

Our opinions are structured around medical evidence, service history, clinical rationale, and VA claim standards.

How we Increase Case value

Credibility is crucial. If an opinion can’t survive scrutiny, it can’t help your case.

Every opinion references back specific facts and evidence in the chart.

Reports are based on peer-reviewed medical literature and evidence based standards.

All documents tell a coherent story.

Engagement Process

Please send a brief summary of the matter and jurisdiction. We will confirm availability and complete a conflict check, typically within one business day.

We discuss what best serves your needs. If you choose to work with us an engagement is signed and the work begins.

Records are analyzed thoroughly and a written report tailored to your requirements, including professional opinions is prepared.

A report that is clear, reasoned, and firmly grounded in the evidence is prepared and delivered.

*Please note: Flat-rate Merit Screens are verbal assessments.