Full-format specimen deliverables for every service. All samples use fictional clinical data. Methodology is real. No PHI appears in any sample.
10 sections — unsupported assertions, omitted facts, internal contradictions, and 20+ deposition questions. Orthopedic spine specimen.
Mechanism assessment, pre-existing analysis, treatment gap mapping, defense review projection, and expert specialty guidance.
Ranked pressure points, causation exposure, treatment necessity analysis, documentation action list. Pre-mediation specimen.
Seven-component CMIP for a personal injury spine matter. All components demonstrated with fictional data. Most complete specimen.
Seven-component CMIP for a medical malpractice delayed-diagnosis matter. Standard-of-care analysis demonstrated.
Component 06 of the CMIP specimen — ranked High / Moderate / Low pressure mapping across the full record.
Component 07 of the CMIP specimen — specialty match, key record issues, Daubert readiness assessment, and documentation action list.
Component 04 of the CMIP specimen — prior pathology documentation impact analysis with defense weighting assessment.
Component 05 of the CMIP specimen — every gap mapped with mediation and trial pressure intensity ratings.
Premises liability slip-and-fall — pre-existing OA, CRPS diagnosis challenge, TKA necessity analysis. 11 sections, 24 deposition questions.
Auto liability rear-end MVA — ACDF recommendation, rotator cuff challenge, lumbar aggravation. Three-scenario reserve framework. Carrier format.
Low-speed MVA — neuropsychologist mild TBI causation report. PVT omission, ADHD confounder, 28 cross-examination questions across 6 tracks.
SCS denial / Failed Back Surgery Syndrome — MCG criterion-by-criterion audit, bad faith exposure map, IRO reversal. Remediation recommendations.
Side-by-side NQTL comparison across all six categories. Fictional self-insured employer plan. Risk grading, physician narrative, regulatory citations.
10-claim abbreviated sample. Criteria mismatch analysis, four-dimension defensibility grading, systematic pattern identification. Fictional TPA data.
Defense Vulnerability Analysis, Expert Readiness Brief, Pre-existing Condition Dossier, and Treatment Gap Analysis are components within the Full Intelligence Report (CMIP™). They are demonstrated in the CMIP specimens above. Each is also available as a standalone service — contact for pricing.
IME documented positive SLR at 40°, diminished ankle reflex, antalgic gait (p.7). Concluded “primarily subjective with limited objective findings” (p.12). Report identified internal contradiction. 22 deposition questions delivered.
IME stated “no causal relationship.” Pre-accident MRI showed no herniation at C5-C6. Post-accident MRI showed new herniation with nerve root compression. IME report did not acknowledge or compare the two studies. 8 omitted facts identified.
Defense expert concluded the surgical complication was “within the acceptable range of outcomes.” Report identified that the review did not address the operative note documentation of the departure from the standard surgical sequence. Four methodology gaps identified.
44-year-old female, rear-end at 40 mph. CVA identified: conservative care documented and completed (strong); objective imaging present and level-concordant (strong); EMG report not cross-referenced in surgeon’s note (addressable gap); pre-existing C5-C6 degeneration not addressed (high-pressure vulnerability).
52-year-old male, 14-month diagnostic delay. CVA identified three documentation gaps. Correct expert: colorectal surgeon, not oncologist. Documentation action list provided before expert engagement.
38-year-old construction foreman, pedestrian vs. commercial vehicle. TBI with epidural hematoma, tibial plateau fracture, hearing loss. CVA identified strong causation documentation with two addressable gaps before expert engagement.
Plaintiff attorney retained 30 days before mediation. Defense Medical Lens identified two ranked High-pressure points. Attorney addressed both in supplemental treating physician documentation before mediation. Settled above reserve.
Ranked High: functional impairment documentation inconsistent across three treating providers. Ranked Moderate: treatment frequency not supported by documented pain levels. Attorney used documentation action list to obtain updated treating physician records before mediation conference.