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585 Tips for LNCs for a DME Observation Practice – Silvia Aninye
For an LNC, working as an observer at a defense medical exam (DME) can provide a lucrative income. It particularly offers the chance to hire other LNCs and run a large-scale business. Silvia Aninye, who has been doing DME work for 4 years, has a large number of subcontractors and a case load in the…
Read More584 Ramping up your LNC Business with Client Insights Karen Powell
Sometimes, when you’re running a business, it feels like juggling plates. Karen Powell, business and financial advisor, breaks down how you can identify your LNC business strengths and weaknesses to build a sound financial future. She recommends doing quarterly reviews if you are a solopreneur and meetings if you have a staff. This helps to…
Read More583 Planning an Exhibit – Tips for LNCs Pat Iyer and Jennifer Dizon
With in-person legal conferences returning, legal nurse consultants again have access to a valuable resource for connecting with potential attorney clients via an exhibit. Pat Iyer, a veteran conference vendor, shares what she’s learned during her decades of exhibiting at such events. A conference that will have fewer than 100 attendees is usually not worth…
Read More582 Flaws in an Expert Witness’s Background – Arlene Klepatsky
Whether you are an expert witness or you supply expert witness’s for legal cases, you want to know how attorneys and LNCs vet potential witnesses. In this podcast, Arlene Klepatsky provides detailed information on this important subject The first thing a researcher investigates is legal issues. Has a practitioner been sued or also brought up…
Read More581 AI for legal nurse consultants Pat Iyer with Kris Mew
What is AI all about? Is it ethical to use? Can it be helpful to LNCs? In this podcast, Pat Iyer, founder and moderator of Legal Nurse Podcast, plays a different role as an interviewee. She takes this opportunity to describe her opinions of AI and how she has learned to use it as a…
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