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 using Westlaw Expert Witness Software

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  • 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 […]

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  • 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 […]

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  • Traumatic Brain Injury Part III: Screening and Diagnosis

    Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a clinical diagnosis however, no single test is able to definitively confirm the diagnosis of TBI.  In Part III of our series on Traumatic Brain Injury and Litigation, we will be discussing the screening and diagnosis process. We discussed brain anatomy and function, and the specific signs and symptoms of […]

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  • Traumatic Brain Injury Part II: Symptoms

    NPUSA nurses have reviewed a number of cases involving traumatic brain injury (TBI) in recent months.  TBI is a complex subject and the diagnostic process is often complicated.  Plaintiff and defense attorneys alike will find it helpful to review some facts.  The following is Part II in our series on Traumatic Brain Injury and Litigation. […]

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