By Stephen M. Raffle, M.D.

As a forensic consultant, I have frequently been asked to review medical records of an individual who is involved in a lawsuit and to provide consultation to attorneys as to what I find in the medical records that is relevant to the plaintiff’s alleged injury. Upon request, I am prepared to do this without preparing a written summary; if so requested, I will prepare a written summary for the referring party.

Medical records can contain revealing and diagnostically relevant material.  You might find it interesting to read the  Case Study (also on this site): “Head Injury or Schizophrenia?”

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