Words from the Wise

How Medical Summaries Expedite the Legal Process for Personal Injury Law Firms

Medical records are fundamental to personal injury law, often determining the outcome of legal disputes. As the backbone of personal injury investigations, these documents provide necessary evidence to substantiate negligence and injury claims.

The Importance of Psychological Assessments and Medical Records in Litigation

While physical and mental health impairments can be time-consuming to resolve through the courts, having clear documentation has a major impact on the patient’s ultimate rehabilitation.

The Role of Power of Attorney in Accessing Medical Records for Insurance Claims

Assigning a person in your life to act as a power of attorney is a responsible step to ensure you get the best possible care during a claim.

Navigating the Costly Landscape of IMEs in California Workers' Comp

Medical records review is an essential part of a claim, and becomes a problem only when the process is cost-prohibitive or leads to a long wait. This is the case in California, where medical legal fees for workers' compensation claims have skyrocketed in recent years.

The Key Differences Between Functional Abilities Evaluations (FAEs) and Independent Medical Evaluations (IMEs)

Navigating the intricacies of disability claims and workers’ compensation involves understanding the assessments needed to evaluate claims, including Functional Abilities Evaluations (FAEs) and Independent Medical Evaluations (IMEs).

A CEO's Reflections on CLM 2024 and the Road Ahead

This April, our team at Wisedocs had the opportunity to exhibit and speak at the CLM 2024 conference in San Francisco.

The Role of Medical Records in Mesothelioma Claims Against Corporations

Although mesothelioma cases are relatively rare, legal efforts to reach people with the disease have remained steady. The current prevalence of mesothelioma in TV commercials is due in part to medical records.

How Long Does It Take to Settle a Health Claim

Claimants who have been hurt in an accident or injured at work rarely think about paperwork. Even in minor situations, the biggest worry is more about the issue at hand, but not much of it relates to paperwork processing time of their insurance claims.

Wisedocs is Exhibiting at ALA Annual Conference & Expo

This May, Wisedocs will exhibit at the ALA Annual Conference & Expo, a must-attend event for legal management professionals.

Wisedocs’ Brain Power: Henry Dowd, Technical Product Manager

At Wisedocs, we’re building a stellar team and we’re proud to introduce our team members over time through our monthly Wisedocs’ Brain Power series. Today, we will meet Henry Dowd, our Technical Product Manager and a valuable member of the Wisedocs team!

The Difference Between Class Action and Mass Tort Litigation

Class action litigation and mass tort litigation represent two distinct legal avenues, each wielding unique strategies and implications. Understanding the differences is crucial for navigating complex litigation and advocating for equitable resolutions.

The Physician's Role in Third-Party Assessments

Physicians often work for third parties through independent medical examinations (IMEs) or providing third-party medical reports and testimonies. The main role of these physicians is to create a detailed and objective report that could contribute to the resolution of claims or legal disputes.