Solidifying Legal Cases With Experience and Efficiency

While experts in their fields, lawyers may not fully grasp the intricacies of healthcare systems, medical practices, or healthcare documentation.

Certified Legal Nurse Consultants with expertise in medical legal cases. Palmer and Associates provide knowledge and experience to strengthen your legal cases and fill in the knowledge gaps. 

 

In the complex world of legal cases around medical issues, Palmer and Associates offers advantages for law firms with knowledge and experience to identify compelling evidence.

Palmer and Associates are Certified Legal Nurse Consultants who take complex medical issues and distill them into language relatable to non-medical professionals. This is crucial in helping a jury understand what happened in your case. Having Palmer and Associates on your side provides a distinct advantage for your firm.

Areas of Expertise

  • Medical Errors and Negligence

    Misdiagnoses, nursing home abuse, medical dosing mistakes, misjudgments in the ER, anesthesia administration errors and other unfortunately common situations are often complex scenarios that require an expert eye.

  • Accidents and Personal Injury

    Automobile collisions, personal injury, falls, and other accidents are often difficult, emotionally fueled situations that require a thorough presentation of facts to win the case.

  • Workplace Cases

    Worker’s compensation, on-site accidents and other forms of job-related medical cases can be difficult to determine who’s at fault.

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We are experts in electronic health records (EHR)/electronic medical records (EMR)

Palmer and Associates has a thorough understanding of the design, development, implementation, use, and evaluation of electronic health records (EHR) and the information found in them. We understand that the EHR is not a single entity. Many EHRs are a compilation of various software that feed information into the EHR, including the use of AI.

We can help determine if an EHR caused harm, or if its user interface contributed to alleged events. It's not just about the software used or the hardware on-hand. High-quality, safe patient care depends on the software systems, hardware available, and the human interface involving the healthcare staff and the patient.