Medical illustrators combine art, forensics, anatomy, and knowledge of medicine to create accurately colorized diagnostic films so that jurors can understand exactly what they are looking at, as well as to draw attention to the specific area/s of your client’s injuries.
The defense doctor is not your client’s treating doctor and no doctor-patient relationship is established, so he or she can provide any opinion they want without the fear of facing liability if that opinion is incorrect.
Visual aids are more affordable than you think and can go a long way to help clients during settlement negotiations, mediation, and trial. Here is a list of the top four cost-effective visual aids that attorneys can use.
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This article introduces the attorney to the psychological aspects of injuries in personal injury cases.
This article discusses the technological advancements in prosthetics that the feature attorney has seen over his 30+ years experience helping injury victims.
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