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Legal Nurse Consultant

A Legal Nurse Consultant (LNC) is a registered nurse who applies clinical expertise to support legal cases involving medical or health-related issues.

Acting as a bridge between the medical and legal worlds, LNCs review medical records, identify standards of care, and explain complex medical information to lawyers, judges, and juries.

They help legal teams understand the accuracy, implications, and context of medical evidence in cases such as personal injury, malpractice, workplace incidents, or insurance claims.

By combining in-depth medical knowledge with analytical and investigative skills, LNCs ensure that legal cases are supported by accurate, evidence-based medical insight, helping to clarify facts, improve outcomes, and uphold the integrity of both healthcare and the law.

 

Co-Parent Coaching

A coparenting coach helps separated or divorced parents improve communication and work together for their child’s wellbeing. They provide neutral supportive environment to develop new strategies, resolve conflict and create effective parenting plans, focusing on the children’s best interests. A coach can offer practical solutions, guidance on child development, and emotional support to both parents. 

Chart review, research, summary

Legal Nurse Consultants translate complex medical records, research, and timelines into actionable summaries for lawyers. Our clinical expertise helps you efficiently assess cases, identify key issues, and build a more credible argument. We provide a cost-effective and expert advantage, saving you valuable time and money while strengthening your legal strategy.

Standards of Care, Expert Witness

An expert nurse witness uses their specialized knowledge and clinical experience to objectively evaluate medical records and determine if the standard of care was met. They can provide authoritative testimony that educates attorneys, judges, and juries on complex medical issues and practices. This expertise helps establish or refute claims of negligence by explaining how the provided nursing care either aligned with or deviated from professional standards.

Investment:

$75 to 200+/hr. dependent on services required.

Co-parenting coaching: $160/hr. 

PRO BONO Work: I am committed to providing up to 4 hours a month of pro bono work for co-parenting coaching if both parents are committed to coming to a resolution.

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