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Enhance your expertise with complimentary, on-demand courses designed for legal professionals. Gain practical insight into Life Care Planning, Medical Bill Evaluation, Vocational Loss of Earnings, and Present Value Analysis—grounded in the same methodology used in our expert work.

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✔ Life Care Planning: Core Concepts and Insights
✔ Vocational Loss of Earnings Capacity Assessments
✔ Calculating Economic Loss in Personal Injury Cases
✔ Disc Herniation and Lumbar Radiculopathy: Considerations for the Life Care Planner
✔ Usual, Customary, and Reasonable (UCR) Standards in Medical Bill Evaluation and Life Care Planning
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The Defining Textbook in Life Care Planning
Handbook of Medical Aspects of Disability and Rehabilitation of Life Care Planning
Published by Routledge (2024) | New York, NY & Oxford, UK, and edited by May, Bowman, and Barna.
Developed with leadership from our founding physician, this textbook is one of the field’s leading resources in Life Care Planning—addressing the medical aspects of disability and rehabilitation that underpin defensible damages analysis.
The same standards and methodology reflected in this work carry through every life care plan, medical cost projection, and expert opinion we deliver.
A companion to the Life Care Planning and Case Management Handbook, this resource is widely used by Life Care Planners, attorneys, and rehabilitation professionals working with complex medical and legal cases.

