Last updated: 10 June 2026. These terms govern use of the Medisprudence website and attorney-directed services.
Medisprudence provides physician-directed medical case intelligence under attorney supervision. All deliverables are for attorney use only, under attorney direction, and do not constitute legal advice, legal representation, independent expert testimony, expert affidavits, certificates of merit, patient care, or independent medical examinations.
Use of this website or services does not create an attorney-client relationship, physician-patient relationship, or fiduciary relationship of any kind.
Medisprudence does not provide independent expert testimony, expert affidavits, certificates of merit, court appearances, or court-facing causation opinions. Where testimony is required, counsel must retain an appropriately qualified independent expert under a separate engagement.
Medisprudence makes no guarantee of case outcome, settlement value, admissibility of any analysis, or expert qualifications for any jurisdiction.
The retaining attorney is responsible for all legal strategy, case theory, and expert engagement decisions. Medisprudence deliverables are provided to support, not replace, attorney judgment.
Medisprudence is compensated through fixed, project, package, or retainer fees confirmed in writing at scope. No contingent-fee or success-based arrangements are available, and no open-ended hourly meter is used for the listed services.
Medisprudence serves both plaintiff and defense clients and may decline engagements where a conflict exists. Conflict checks are conducted at intake. Medisprudence does not serve both sides of the same matter.
No engagement is formed until Medisprudence has confirmed scope, pricing, and BAA in writing.
Priority timing is not guaranteed and is effective only when confirmed in the written scope. Volume, inventory, and mass-tort work begins with a paid representative pilot unless otherwise agreed. Any production commitment is limited by the written monthly file cap, record-volume assumptions, completeness requirements, and agreed quality-control process. Medisprudence may pause or decline additional files beyond the agreed capacity rather than compromise review quality.