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Things lawyers should know about nursing home abuse

April 15, 2022
Personal Injury Litigation

Taking care of the elderly can be challenging, which is why many Americans trust nursing homes to take care of their aging relatives. Unfortunately, many elders experience abuse in such institutions, leading to physical injuries and long-term psychological harm. In extreme cases, such abuse even results in death. According

Tips for handling workers’ compensation claims

October 26, 2021
MRR Basics, Personal Injury Litigation

If your client suffered a work-related injury or illness, they may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits that may cover the following: Medical expenses Ongoing care costs Lost wages Vocational rehabilitation costs Funeral expenses Unfortunately, workers’ compensation claims — even legitimate ones — can be unjustly denied by insurers.

The challenges of using radiology images in litigation

June 16, 2021
Medical Records, Personal Injury Litigation

To strengthen their case during court trials, personal injury and workers’ compensation attorneys often rely on MRIs, CT scans, and other radiology images that depict their clients’ injuries or illnesses. Unfortunately, lawyers face plenty of challenges that prevent them from effectively using medical images in litigation, including: 1. Obtaining,

What documents to retrieve for a personal injury case

April 29, 2020
Personal Injury Litigation

Is your client in the United States seeking compensation for getting injured as a result of someone else’s negligence or intentional act? If so, then your law firm needs to make sure that you have the proper documentary evidence to support your client’s claim. Below is a checklist of

FAST! The Impact of Collecting Medical Records

October 3, 2017
Personal Injury Litigation

FAST – A legal practice that primarily caters to personal injury (PI) cases has an intrinsic desire to get matters closed quickly. One simple reason: They get paid. PI cases are often known for the attorneys’ willingness to work on a contingency basis. Simply put, they recover their expenses

Personal Injury Attorneys – Did you include ER Physician Billing?

September 12, 2017
Personal Injury Litigation

Here’s a scenario most person injury attorneys know well. A new client schedules an appointment, and explains how they were injured, and where were they treated. Intake forms are completed and the process of collecting medical records begins. Missing Pieces? At Record Retrieval Solutions (RRS), one thing we’ve noticed

Workflow and the Personal Injury Practice

May 23, 2017
customer satisfaction, Mass Tort Litigation, Personal Injury Litigation

Personal Injury continues to have the largest share of contingency based fees so the flow of work is critical. Essentially, this means that the firm does not get paid until the matter is either settled out of court or won at trial. Similar cases such as Medical Malpractice, Mass

Outsourced Record Retrieval – A PI Attorney’s View

January 30, 2017
MRR Security, Personal Injury Litigation

Record Retrieval Solutions (RRS) is honored to present a guest blog from Personal Injury attorney John C. Miller, Jr. of Miller Injury Attorneys of El Dorado Hills, CA. Mr. Miller shares his experiences as a personal injury attorney, the value of outsourced record retrieval, and his experience working with

7 Last Minute and Smart Fixes for Personal Injury Attorneys Before Year End

November 30, 2016
customer satisfaction, Mass Tort Litigation, MRR Basics, MRR Security, Personal Injury Litigation

2016 has been certainly a year for surprises. Whether the topic is baseball or politics, it clearly was full of unanticipated results (well, perhaps for a few with clear crystal balls). Here’s a list of 7 issues and proposed fixes that can keep 2016 in its place, and get you

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