Services

Nurse Paralegal USA offers an array of services to provide our attorney clients with a detailed workup of each case.

Request medicals (by letter and/or subpoena)
Bates stamp and organize medicals
Chronologies in Excel spread sheet allowing for sorting by provider, date or search term
Narrative Case Synopsis
Medical Expense Summaries in Excel spread sheet allowing for sorting by provider
Screen medical malpractice cases for merit
Draft submission to Medical Review Panel
Prepare pleadings and discovery
Medical Cost Projections
Expert witness search/vetting

Learn More

Latest from the blog

Traumatic Brain Injury Part IV: Classification, Prognosis & Treatment
In the final installment to our series on Traumatic Brain Injury and Litigation, we will be discussing the processes of classification, prognosis, and treatment plans. We discussed brain anatomy and function, the specific signs and symptoms of brain injury, and the screening and the diagnosis process for TBI in Part I (found here), Part II […]

read more
Patient Noncompliance
Thoughts on patient noncompliance: Patient noncompliance is considered a valid defense in many medical malpractice cases. A patient’s failure to follow a treatment regimen is likely to play a contributory part in an adverse outcome. I have been reviewing medical malpractice cases for over twenty years, and it is surprising that few clinicians document a […]

read more
Hypertension & Stroke Case Study
The Devil is in the Details: A recent case study involved review of a case regarding a hypertensive urgency and stroke. The patient presented with a blood pressure of 190/120 and an ischemic stroke. The attorney who filed the claim alleged that the health care provider’s failure to quickly lower the patient’s blood pressure was […]

read more
Nursing Narratives: A Day in the Life of a Labor and Delivery Nurse
Today’s post is First in our series, Nursing Narratives. Nurse Paralegal USA staff Nancy Saucier, R.N. relates her first-hand account of labor and delivery involving a cord prolapse. On a day without emergencies … The typical day would start with the staff nurses for the day sitting down together and getting a report from the […]

read more
Traumatic Brain Injury Part IV: Classification, Prognosis & Treatment
In the final installment to our series on Traumatic Brain Injury and Litigation, we will be discussing the processes of classification, prognosis, and treatment plans. We discussed brain anatomy and function, the specific signs and symptoms of brain injury, and the screening and the diagnosis process for TBI in Part I (found here), Part II […]

read more
Patient Noncompliance
Thoughts on patient noncompliance: Patient noncompliance is considered a valid defense in many medical malpractice cases. A patient’s failure to follow a treatment regimen is likely to play a contributory part in an adverse outcome. I have been reviewing medical malpractice cases for over twenty years, and it is surprising that few clinicians document a […]

read more