LNCs are nurses with broad medical knowledge and experience.

LNCs can provide an insider's perspective on practices and procedures of the healthcare industry, as well as an in-depth understanding of the medical facts and patient care issues.

An LNC's work is time-saving and cost-effective in the litigation process, and can provide the critical advantage you need to win your case.

Review cases to determine merit, before a lawsuit is brought.

Review cases that are already filed, for either plaintiff or defense, to provide useful chronologies of the records and authoritative text references to support the medical issues involved.

Organize and analyze medical records and determine missing medical records.

Identify standards of care that relate to the case at hand and help in identifying causation and damages in medical malpractice cases or in product liability issues.

Review medical files and provide informed support in workers' compensation and personal injury issues.

medical malpractice

toxic tort

personal injury

products liability

social security disability

workers' compensation

critiquing medical records

writing programs for continuing education

quality assurance and performance improvement

developing and revising policy and procedures

nurse and patient education

special focus on emergency department, critical care, cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology lab

certified in legal nurse consulting, basic and advanced life support, critical and emergency care

detail oriented

more experienced in interpreting the medical record

well versed in the nuances of the health care field

significantly more economical than physicians

able to locate an expert witness when the need arises