Cases Reviewed by Physicians
Physician Owned and Operated

A physician owned and operated company representing a panel of over 1000 distinguished specialists in all areas of medicine from some of the finest institutions in the country including Yale, Einstein, Columbia, Cornell, Memorial Sloan-Kettering, the University of Pennsylvania, Emory, Baylor, the University of Michigan, UCLA, Stanford and the University of Washington. They are all board certified, active in medical practice, and many are published in medical journals.

Our physicians do not consider themselves to be a part of a service but a group of doctors from some of the finest institutions giving honest objective opinions for both the plaintiff and the defense. Many have never testified and legal work makes up less than 5% of their annual income. They are willing to step forward through the entire legal process to support those who have been injured by egregious errors or physicians that find themselves in frivolous lawsuits. Attorneys always work one on one with their specialists. Telephone numbers are exchanged to minimize distractions for both the attorney and physician during the busy day.

We offer prompt access, if necessary, to our doctors and the ability to help you interpret their findings. Our physicians will review medical records to ascertain whether or not there has been a deviation from the standard of care. In addition we can assist your firm with product liability and other health related issues.

Also has on its panel life care/economic planners. These specialists can assess the damage suffered and anticipate the future needs of the injured party so that a monetary award is fair and appropriate.

An important service which we have instituted is a unique brain damaged infant panel comprised of 14 obstetrical and pediatric subspecialties. Of particular note and one of the foundations of our panel is our placental pathology group. They will examine placentas microscopically for abnormalities which may cause fetal anoxia. In addition substances that some stressed babies produce, namely cytokines, will cause brain damage in the neonate. Using these two modalities combined with a careful review of birth events we find we can provide significant support in defending obstetricians. Unfortunately those who have not responded appropriately to signs of fetal distress cannot be defended.

Our goal is to meet and exceed the needs of your firm in health related areas.