for attorneys
Psychiatric Record Review & Clinical Consulting for Legal Teams
We help attorneys make sense of complex mental health information when psychiatric history, treatment, emotional functioning, or behavioral health records are relevant to a case.
Detailed review of psychiatric and behavioral health records to identify relevant diagnoses, treatment history, symptom patterns, inconsistencies, and key clinical findings.
Clear, organized timelines of mental health treatment, symptoms, diagnoses, medications, hospitalizations, and other significant clinical events.
Focused analysis of the psychiatric issues relevant to the case, with findings presented in a clear and practical format for the legal team.
We support legal teams when psychiatric history, mental health treatment, emotional functioning, or behavioral health records are relevant to a case.
Review of mental health records involving emotional distress, psychiatric symptoms, treatment history, and changes in functioning following an alleged injury or event.
Clinical review of records involving mental health-related workplace functioning, disability, leave, accommodations, and related concerns.
Review of psychiatric documentation related to symptoms, treatment, functional limitations, and claimed impairment.
Review and organization of psychiatric and behavioral health records to help legal teams identify clinically significant events, treatment history, documentation issues, and areas that may require further expert review.
Review of mental health records involving workplace injuries, psychiatric symptoms, treatment, and functional concerns.
For matters that do not fit neatly into one category, we can review the referral questions and available records to determine whether our psychiatric clinical review services are appropriate.
Learn more about how we work with attorneys, what to expect from the review process, and how clinical findings are delivered.
We can review psychiatric, behavioral health, primary care, hospital, therapy, medication, disability, and other relevant records related to the mental health issues in the case.
The deliverable depends on the scope of the engagement and may include a psychiatric record review, treatment chronology, clinical case summary, identification of significant findings, or focused clinical analysis.
Fees are based on the scope of work, record volume, case complexity, requested deliverable, and turnaround requirements. We confirm the scope and fees before work begins.
Turnaround varies depending on the size and complexity of the case. An expected completion timeline is provided once the records and requested scope have been reviewed.
Yes. We provide objective clinical review based on the available records and referral questions, regardless of which side of the matter retains us.
Our primary focus is psychiatric record review and non-testifying clinical consulting. Requests for expert opinions, evaluations, depositions, or testimony are considered separately based on the case, clinician qualifications, and applicable requirements.
