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Expert Witness, Legal Nurse consultant, Life Care Planner, Pain and Suffering Reports, Medical Record Retrieval, Case Screening in NJ

Case Breakers, Inc. specializing in criminal records and background checks including county, state, federal and warrant level criminal records, the

In Michigan Child Abuse Defense is not a job for timid attorneys. The Kronzek Firm offers Fully Confidential Case Screening. CALL (866) 766 5245

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Eva Ettedgui RN, CLNC provides nurse observer services attending IME and DME, independent medical exams and defense medical exams for plaintiff attorneys in Los Angeles County, San Diego County, Ventura County, San Francisco, San Jose, the Central Valley, Houston, Portland, Seattle, Phoenix, Tacoma, Olympia, Austin. As Certified Legal Nurse Consultant Eva also provides medical record review for attorneys, providing reports, chronologies, and nurse expert opinion based on the standards of care in nursing, medical, and health care cases. Eva understands the relationship between health care and litigation and strives to help attorneys win medical and injury related cases in a timely cost effective manner. Third party observer. Legal Nurse consultant, personal injury nurse observer. Med Legal Source Inc. Plaintiff representative for independent medical exams. Plaintiff representative for defense medical exams. Plaintiff representative for IME, for DME. Audio recording of IME. Audio recording of DME. Audio recording of independent medical exam. Audio recording of defense medical exam.

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Case Breakers, Inc. specializing in criminal records and background checks including county, state, federal and warrant level criminal records, the

Civil Recovery Solutions Limited (CRS) is a UK-based specialist civil recovery provider. Employee screening, pre-employment and online fraud prevention

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TC LogiQ is a full-service Employment Screening Company. We specialize in Background Checks for Employment, Volunteer Screening, and Youth Sports Background Checks.

The core business of ProCare Personnel is to recruit Social Workers, Psychologists , Welfare professionals for casual, locum, permanent positions within the Social Welfare Industry. We provide professional and timely staffing solutions through the recruitment, screening & placement of skilled casual, locum and permanent staff in the areas of Child Protection , Family Support , Domestic Violence , Counselling , Residential Services , Health , Disabilities , Community Development , Social Policy , Youth Support All of our recruitment consultants have direct experience in the welfare industry & understand the needs of both organisations & staff.