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.
Contributing Professional the Topic The decision made in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia (Ciox Health, LLC v. […]
Client Advocate the Topic Circumstances Warranting TTS DME Attendance If your client is actively in litigation for a personal injury claim, there […]
$5.6M Verdict | Tractor-Trailer Crash | New York This is a distracted driving case involving a tractor-trailer driver’s choice to ignore road
$3.5M Settlement | Construction | New York This case involves the failure of a general contractor/property owner to ensure that their subcontractor’s
$12.75M Settlement | Premises Liability | Pennsylvania This case involves a delivery driver who fell approximately nine feet from an elevated platform
$860K Settlement | Motor Vehicle | New York This case involves a tractor-trailer driver who cared about the wrong things when he
8 Figure Settlement | Product Liability | Massachusetts This case involves the wrongful death of an employee, who was fatally injured while
$1.75M Settlement | Pedestrian Knock-down | New York This is a distracted driving case involving a bus driver who made a sharp
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