1.

Identify the failure to comport with the accepted medical standards of care, skill and diligence which proximately caused harm to the plaintiff;

2.

Identify the damages suffered by the plaintiff as a direct and proximate result of treatment induced injuries;

3.

Identify the successful medical team necessary for the prosecution of the case;

4.

Identify the expert(s) in the appropriate discipline(s) who will testify in your case, if it is agreed that it is meritorious;

5.

Advise you of any additional information you may wish to obtain in discovery prior to your expert's deposition in order that he or she will be fully prepared for cross examination.

6.

Provide you and your expert(s) with trial notebooks incorporating all the medical records of your case in chronological order.

If the case is non-meritorious, we will explain why the case is probably defensible.