Practice lenses
The same record, worked your way.
A PI plaintiff’s lawyer reads medical records for causation and permanency; insurance defense reads the same production for gaps and prior claims. Practice lenses change what a workflow emphasizes—not its source standard.
Civil / insurance defense
Evaluating exposure, testing causation, and developing comparative fault and mitigation — often with carrier reporting in mind.
Commercial litigation
Obligations, performance, notice, and damages flowing through contracts and corporate records — Bates discipline throughout.
Criminal defense
Testing the State's evidence, sequencing the timeline precisely, and surfacing reliability and disclosure issues.
Employment litigation
The timeline of complaints, decisions, and documentation; comparator evidence; policy compliance; and decision-maker knowledge.
Family law
Financial transparency and best-interests factors, in matters where the parties usually remain in each other's lives.
Medical malpractice — defense
Documented clinical judgment, informed consent, comorbidities, alternative-cause evidence, and chart completeness.
Medical malpractice — plaintiff
Standard-of-care language, deviation evidence, expert foundation, and the causation chain through the chart.
Personal injury — plaintiff
Proving liability, causation, and the full measure of damages for an injured client.
Probate & estate litigation
Will and trust contests, capacity and undue influence, guardianship, and fiduciary accountings — element-driven work for a probate court that sits without a jury.
Prosecution
Proving each element, corroborating across independent sources, and staying ahead of disclosure obligations.
Workers' compensation — claimant
Compensability, the authorized-treatment trail, work restrictions, MMI and impairment language, and AWW evidence.
Workers' compensation — employer/carrier
Course-and-scope disputes, prior conditions, compliance with authorized care, treatment gaps, and return-to-work evidence.
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