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Medical Legal Assessment

Chronic pain as a result of a work injury, slip-and-fall or motor vehicle collision can often leave us unable to work again and severely impact our finances. Our medicolegal physician experts are Certified Independent Medical Examiners (CIME) and experienced at providing you with the medical reports you need to get the compensation you deserve. Ask your lawyer to contact us today.

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Mississauga, Etobicoke
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Conditions

A Medical Legal Assessment report is prepared by a qualified medical professional who evaluates the medical and legal aspects of an individual’s case. The report aims to provide an expert opinion on matters such as the cause of injury, the extent of the injury or disability, the impact on the individual’s daily life and ability to work, and any future medical or rehabilitative needs. The report serves as a crucial piece of evidence in legal proceedings, helping to establish liability, quantify damages, and determine the appropriate compensation for the affected individual.

Procedure

To prepare for a Medical Legal Assessment, consider the following steps:

  1. Gather Relevant Documentation: Collect and organize all medical records, diagnostic reports, treatment history, and other relevant documents related to your injury or condition. These will serve as crucial reference materials for the medical expert during the assessment.
  2. Prepare a Detailed Medical History: Compile a comprehensive medical history, including pre-existing conditions, previous injuries, and any relevant details that may have a bearing on your current case. This information will provide context for the medical expert to assess the impact of the injury.
  3. List Questions and Concerns: Note down any specific questions or concerns you have regarding your case or the assessment process. This will help ensure that you address all important aspects during your interaction with the medical expert.

During the Medical Legal Assessment, you can expect a thorough evaluation of your medical condition, typically involving:

  1. Medical Examination: The medical expert will conduct a physical examination, reviewing the affected areas, assessing range of motion, evaluating any functional limitations, and identifying signs of injury or disability.
  2. Review of Medical Records: The medical expert will carefully review your medical records, diagnostic tests, and treatment history to gain a comprehensive understanding of your condition and its progression.
  3. Interview and Questioning: The medical expert will ask you detailed questions about your medical history, the circumstances surrounding the injury, symptoms experienced, treatments received, and their impact on your daily life and functionality.

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Expert Opinion and Report: Based on the assessment, the medical expert will provide an expert opinion on matters related to your case, including causation, extent of injury, prognosis, and future medical needs. This opinion will be documented in a detailed Medical Legal Assessment report that can be used as evidence in legal proceedings.

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Conclusion

Medical Legal Assessment plays a vital role in providing an expert evaluation of medical conditions in the context of legal cases. By understanding what the assessment entails, preparing appropriately, and knowing what to expect during the process, individuals can actively participate in their own legal representation and ensure a comprehensive and accurate assessment of their case. Collaborating with qualified medical experts and providing all necessary information and documentation will contribute to a fair and thorough evaluation, helping to ensure a just outcome in legal proceedings.

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What can Medical Legal Assessment help you with:

Sciatica
Fibromyalgia
Neck Pain
Shoulder Pain
Headaches
Muscle (Myofascial) Pain

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