*Plaintiffs Only Product

In this session, retired doctor and practicing trial lawyer Aaron DeShaw shares important information for successfully handling spinal injury claims during prelitigation so that you and your firm can obtain better outcomes for your clients.

Dr. DeShaw will address the following topics in this 90-minute presentation:

• Assisting the insurer to set reserves and getting an adjustor with sufficient authority to settle
• Important insurer expectations for treatment
• Determining if there are medical images or illustrations that can be used for the demand letter
• The importance of having all medical bills and records the first time you submit the case for evaluation
• Ensuring you have the correct expert reports, potentially including AMA impairment ratings
• Medical bill review software
• Bodily injury software for spinal injury cases
• The best format for writing spinal injury demand letters

This presentation is designed to help you optimize how you handle spinal injury claims during prelitigation and improve your ability to best represent your injured clients.

Other sessions in this series cover the following topics: 

• Session 1: Basic Spinal Anatomy for Lawyers and Legal Staff
• Session 2: Common Spinal Injuries
• Session 3: Treating providers, Imaging, Additional Examinations & Expert Opinions
• Session 6: Litigation

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Each user must register individually as they will need their own login to access the program.

*Plaintiff-only product

Thank you for your interest in a plaintiffs-only product. 

Part of what makes our materials so unique is that many of them are not available to attorneys who do any type of civil defense work, so the training you’re about to purchase is solely available to civil plaintiff and criminal defense attorneys. This product is also not available to the general public. As such, prior to purchase we require all customers to enter into a Binding Agreement with Trial Guides that both ensures that this training reaches its intended audience and also protects us from an intellectual property and distribution (sharing) standpoint. You will be prompted to sign the agreement before you check out.