[Editor’s note:  In my previous post, I noted that all unfocused and broad-based discovery invariably leads to unnecessary direct legal costs as well as indirect costs.  Because of the importance and complexity of this issue, the next few blog posts will delve into the specific types of discovery that can contribute to unnecessary costs.  First up is the topic of medical records discovery which will be covered by my colleague, Don Douglass. Don is a veteran insurance defense attorney with 30+ years of experience.  John Conlon]

          Controlling Medical Records Acquisition & Review Costs

By

Donald D. Douglass

There is no question that obtaining and evaluating medical records is an important part of defending a personal injury lawsuit and other litigated cases with medical issues.  However, there is also no question that not all medical records are necessary to have in all cases. And here’s why . . .

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