Every Attorney Needs A SECRET WEAPON!

A Certified Legal Nurse is a registered nurse who has successfully mastered a rigorous certification program developed by a company that pioneered the field. The Certified Legal Nurse has the expertise to quickly pinpoint and interpret medical and nursing issues in any case involving health, illness or injury.

As Legal Nurse Consultants, we can provide valuable assistance to personal injury and medical malpractice trial attorneys in a variety of ways. By using our training and expertise, we can evaluate medical records, determine the proper standard of care, assess causation, determine the value of a case, and provide ongoing support throughout litigation.

At Legally Yours, our chronologies come rich with analysis, hyperlinks to authoritative research to back our analysis, hyperlinks to important case documents, and diagrams to explain client injuries. This allows trial attorneys to have everything at their fingertips and practice more effectively and efficiently.

The members of Trial Lawyer Associations play a very important role in fighting for justice for its victims. As a business partner of many associations, it allows us to join in on that fight, using our expertise to provide trial attorneys with ammunition needed to get the justice each victim deserves. It’s our way of contributing to the voice behind those that cannot speak.

We pride ourselves on our attention to detail, delivering a quality work product, and strong communication with the attorney’s litigation team in determining the best possible strategy for their client’s case. We consider factors involving case needs, budget, bargaining position for settlement purposes and most of all, a rewarding outcome or satisfaction of justice for their client. It’s not just about business, it’s about building strong lasting relationships with our attorney clients.

The attorney is the legal expert, the Certified Legal Nurse is the expert on the healthcare system and its inner workings. Nowhere else can you find this level of cost-effective expertise in understanding the subtleties of the healthcare system.

The services of a Certified Legal Nurse are far more cost-effective than those of the expensive medical expert. As a healthcare provider that is face to face with the patient everyday, the Certified Legal Nurse can educate you about a wide range of medical issues saving you time and money.

At Legally Yours, we use our extensive knowledge in the medical field to help make your job easier. Whether locating the right expert for your case, making you aware of all the medical aspects involved, to advising where all those intricate details are located to give you the bargaining power that you need. Legally Yours is EXACTLY who you need on YOUR litigation team because every attorney needs a SECRET WEAPON!

We have worked with prestigious law firms on nationwide Products Liability lawsuits. We are constantly updating client case files with newly obtained medical records. Whatever your caseload, not to worry, Legally Yours HAS YOUR BACK!

Most of our services are billed hourly. To put you at ease, we can surely give you an estimate before we begin. We would love to talk to you personally about our services and what we can provide YOU, based on YOUR CASE and YOUR BUDGET.

Legally Yours is a team of experienced nurses who attend DMEs with plaintiffs and claimants mostly in NJ, however we do service other states across the nation. We prepare detailed reports equipping law firms with excellent data for cross examination and rebuttal. In personal injury, medical malpractice and workers compensation cases, we are known for being the eyes and ears for the attorney. Do not start a case without having YOUR SECRET WEAPON!

Our licensed nurses meet your clients at exams, take accurate notes and provide word for word reports. Attorneys receive their thorough reports within 7 business days following the exam. Make a huge impact with your case and gain that competitive edge.

Absolutely! We provide our services to clients across the entire United States.

Reviewing Medical Records: Identifying key information relevant to the case.

Providing Expert Testimony: Offering opinions based on clinical knowledge.

Educating Legal Teams: Helping lawyers understand complex medical terminology and issues.

Preparing Reports: Summarizing findings for court presentations.