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What a Registered Nurse Actually Does at a Medical Expert Firm

/ / Blog, Brain & Spinal Injury, Electronic Medical Records, Legal Nurse Consulting, Litigation Strategy, Medical Case Review, Medical Expert Witness, Medical Legal, Medical Malpractice, Misdiagnosis, Negligence, Neonatal, Neurology, Nuerosurgery, Trial Attorneys

How our RNs vet experts, coordinate with physicians, and give attorneys real recommendations — not just CVs. We talk a lot about the fact that we have registered nurses on staff. What we don’t talk about enough is what they actually do all day. The interaction An attorney reached out on a case that needed … Continued

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Retaliation in the Workplace: The Hidden Risk for Employers and Legal Teams

/ / Blog, Trial Attorneys

In today’s workplace, employees are more aware than ever of their rights—and that means companies must be equally aware of their responsibilities. Among all employment-related claims, retaliation remains one of the most frequently filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). For employers, a retaliation claim can turn a manageable HR complaint into a costly … Continued

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Veteran nexus letters – VA attorneys

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Mednick Associates recently completed nexus reports for cases involving the impairments below: Sleep Apnea secondary to PTSD PTSD and Anxiety Hepatitis C Larynx cancer secondary to radiation exposure Cases involving radiculopathy, neuropathy and various orthopedic issues Multiple cancers secondary to Agent Orange exposure Vocational reviews supporting individual unemployment Our medical experts who drafted these nexus … Continued

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Veterans Intensive Bootcamp

/ / Blog, Veterans Disability

Mednick Associates is a veteran owned and operated company and we have a specific part of our company that focuses on VA disability claims and medical experts reviews .  Therefore, we understand some of the difficulties veterans face when searching for new career opportunities. Below is an article that discusses an exciting new program that can help them gain better opportunities. NS2SERVES, the non-profit division of … Continued

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Veterans Disability Claims

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Mednick Associates is pleased to announce the launch of our newest department specializing in providing medical expert reviews for Veterans Disability Claims. As a Veteran owned company, we are especially privy to the needs of the thousands of Veterans waiting to have their claims processed by the government. We’ve trained our specialized VA team to … Continued

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Board of Nursing Revokes Several Licenses

/ / Blog, Legal Nurse Consulting, Medical Malpractice, Negligence, Over Prescription, Substance Abuse

Last week, the Board of Examiners for Nursing disciplined thirteen nurses across the country. The majority of the nurses had their licenses revoked or suspended because they were abusing drugs or alcohol, which affected their ability to practice. The list of disciplined nurses and their charges can be seen here. What do you think draws … Continued

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Third Leading Cause of Death in US

/ / Blog, Medical Legal, Medical Malpractice, Misdiagnosis, Negligence, Nursing Home Abuse, Trial Attorneys

A new study reveals medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States. This statistic is particularly surprising, as ‘medical error’ is not listed as cause of death on death certificates or in official cause of death rankings. Still, medical errors kill 251,000 people annually, an alarming 9.5% of deaths each … Continued

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$15 Million Medical Malpractice Claim for Botched Neurosurgery

/ / Blog, Brain & Spinal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Nuerosurgery

A 54-year-old woman was left paralyzed after a surgery conducted at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics and recently filed a $15 million medical malpractice claim against the institution. In 2014, doctors discovered meningiomas (benign tumors) within the thin layers of tissue covering her brain and spinal cord. After doctors recommended removing one of … Continued

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