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Fast Track Your Medico Legal Career
Our extensive research has shown that doctors looking to capitalize on the lucrative and rewarding area of medicolegal work rarely have the time or resources to promote their expertise in an effective manner.
Our extensive research has shown that doctors looking to capitalize on the lucrative and rewarding area of medicolegal work rarely have the time or resources to promote their expertise in an effective manner.
Frequently working long and unsociable hours and lacking the marketing prowess of a large commercial organization the sole consultant often relies on word of mouth to gain medicolegal referrals which, although a valuable promotional tool, rarely achieves the success one requires.
Over the last few years the number of Medical Reporting Organizations (MRO's) in the medicolegal market has flourished capitalizing on the legal profession's increasing demand for expert witnesses on cases of litigation such
as personal injury and clinical negligence.
They offer solicitors a choice from a national panel of expert medical witnesses and clinicians from a variety of disciplines in addition to enhanced payment terms which is particularly attractive for conditional 'no-win-no-fee' type cases.
Taking time out of a busy schedule to promote their services across an array of organizations across the World wide web and to solicitors directly is rarely seen as a viable option. Building that all important 'reputation' therefore can be a slow progress.
At Medico Legal Marketing we firmly believe that MRO's offer the prospective
medico legal consultant the most effective route to market in the industry today. For a one off registration fee we will work on your behalf to register your details with in excess of forty medico legal agencies in the market.
Quite simply incredible value.
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Medico Legal Work
With the amount of money spent on settling medical claims in the United Kingdom soaring and with ever-increasing requirements by the Courts Service for expert witnesses to supply evidence, the potential opportunities and rewards for medico legal work are great. Often involving the production of detailed analysis and reports to support the evidence given, practitioners who supply medico legal work may find it necessary to explain in some detail, but also in ‘lay-mans’ language, the evidence that is being delivered. There may be a requirement to attend court to present the evidence based on the medico legal work in person, or the role may just be advisory. In either case, there is a requirement for any medico legal work to be compiled and delivered in on objective, independent and unemotional manner. Medical reporting organizations are often used as the medium through which a third party will request medico legal work and so it is important when intending to offer such services that links are forged with as many MRO’s as possible. The amount of demand for medico legal work may differ from one specialty to the next and also from one geographical area to the next, however, there is no doubt that the overall demand for medico legal work is increasing and likely to continue to do so.
Legal Medical Report
There are many reasons for writing a medical report and some are more common than others. It is clear that a medical report is a key part of many research projects both by the large pharmaceutical companies but also by charitable organisations and the general scientific community. However, more and more common is the requirement to produce a legal medical report for the purposes of supporting, or disproving, evidence presented in court. As in the wider medical community one would expect all reports of this nature to be prepared with due diligence and a certain level of accuracy, so it is with legal medical reports compiled and delivered for use in a court case. Indeed, they can be thought to have potentially a similar impact on people's lives as medical reports which may lead to changes in treatment or prescription for a given condition, since they may well have a direct effect on the various persons being subjected to the rigours of the UK court's system. As with any documentation that is likely to be used in a court room, and that the author may be called upon to explain or back up with supplementary information, it is important that such a legal medical report is well-written, clear and objective in its content.