1. Medical Legal Case Experts for Efficient Solutions

2. Expert Legal Nurse Consultants for Precision Results

3. Harness Medical Evidence for Stronger Legal Cases

  • Medical Record Review

    At the beginning of the medical litigation process, the overwhelming amount of medical information requiring attention and understanding can seem daunting. Fortunately, our countless hours reviewing medical records allow us to quickly identify the most important information for your legal team.

  • Expert Testimony

    Medical terminology and healthcare culture create difficulty in developing a comprehensive understanding of the case. This confusion can cause jurors to lose interest, missing important pieces of information. Our honed presentation skills for developing demonstrable evidence will help your team break down the evidence for jurors to understand. We can also help your team find discipline specific experts to testify in your cases.

  • Case Consulting

    The right consulting experts can make all the difference. We are seasoned clinicians with a variety of experiences and expertise. We can help your legal team harness the most powerful, accurate, and up-to-date medical evidence on your clients’ behalf. Save time with our swift and accurate information analysis and preparation.

  • Strategic Planning

    Palmer and Associates have a deep understanding of healthcare in multiple healthcare venues. Private and commercial entities, as well as, Veterans Health Administration, Veterans Benefits Administration, and Department of Defense are all areas with which we are familiar. This experience is a beneficial element of your case preparation.

  • Preparing Arguments

    We can coach your team on how to use medical terms to form arguments to persuade the jury that you have an air-tight reasoning to be the correct party.

  • Fact Gathering

    With a keen understanding of the American healthcare system, common electronic health records, and cultural influences, we can assist your team in determining if something is or is not relevant to the case at hand.