Medical-Legal Consultants Inc. is an interdisciplinary medical-engineering group providing expert forensic, medical, and biomechanical analyses of accidental injuries and their associated environments.

Their expertise includes vehicular, industrial, recreational, commercial, and sports related injuries. They also evaluate protective devices and safety systems, such as seat belts and helmets.

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Services include:

• Summary and analysis of medical records and imaging studies (x-rays, MRIs, etc.).
  
  
• Summary and analysis of accident reports, witness statements, depositions, damage reports, scene photographs, etc.
  
  
• Inspection and analysis of vehicles, machinery, objects associated with an injury and the injury environment, to identify injury causation and injury prevention factors.
  
  
• Evaluation of protective devices (e.g., seat belts, air bags, clothing, guards, and helmets) to identify injury causation factors.
  
  
• Evaluation of workplace hazards and equipment, to identify injury causation factors.
  
  
• Computer analyses including animation and simulation in both demonstrative and analytic formats.
  
  
• Search and retrieval of relevant literature from medical and engineering databases.
  
  
• Re-enactment of human kinematics or injury scenarios on-site or in laboratory setting.
  
  
• Preparation for deposition, arbitration, mediation, or trial.
  
  
• Preparation of court exhibits including photographs, charts, graphs, anatomic models, animation, and literature summaries.
  
  
• Medical-Legal Consultants offers safe, protected storage for vehicles, machinery, and other objects and equipment.
  

Do you want to know:

• In a case involving a vehicular collision, would a restraint defense be a viable possibility?
  
  
• What areas of professional expertise are most valuable to an analysis of a particular type of case?
  
  
• Do the materials currently on hand provide enough information to develop an opinion concerning mechanism of injury? If not, what additional information is needed?
  
  
• Does my client have a "good case" from a forensic injury reconstruction point of view?, i.e. does the information support a particular hypothesis?

For more information, contact us today.