Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice Matters

Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice Matters

Introduction

Personal injury is among the most, if not the most, litigated matters that attorneys face on a regular basis. And in order to avoid a lengthy litigation and acrimonious debate, we offer clients efficiency and productivity by way of Demand Letters. Our drafted PI Demand Letter begins at the point of impact and ends with the medical chronology of treatment. It guides the adjuster through all that the claimant has lost as a result of the insured's negligence.

Moreover, in PI matters we are experienced in drafting Verified Bill of Particulars for clients. Upon defendant's formal request, Neural IT can help to outline statement of charges or claims by a plaintiff.

Also, dealing with PI & Medical Malpractice matters requires copious amounts of medical records, and dealing with such can take up valuable time. Which is why we have doctors dedicated to reviewing them. Our MDs conduct medical record chronologies and summaries, as well as medical record tagging & indexing to expedite your workflow. Our experienced team of qualified medical professionals with unmatched skills & abilities provides tailor-made medical record review that is backed up by the multi-tier quality assurance, which is used for our other products as well.

As regards threshold motions, in a PI matter in NY State involving a loss exceeding $50,000 or a serious injury, our staff is capable of drafting Threshold Motions to establish a "serious injury" as defined by statute.

Furthermore, in New Jersey PI matters, we are experienced in drafting arbitration briefs for clients. Our team of attorneys and doctors assist to establish the medical necessity of treatment and claim statement.

Last but not least, our team of qualified legal personnel is adept at drafting legal motions and documents to further our clients' business processes. In commencing a legal action, our staff has expertise in drafting Summons & Complaint while adhering to pertinent civil judicature.