Preparing a Plaintiff for a Defense Medical Exam

What You Will Learn

What to expect from the Defense Medical Exam
Understanding the role of the DME
What questions might be asked and how to respond

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What You Will Learn

What to expect from the Defense Medical Exam
Understanding the role of the DME
What questions might be asked and how to respond

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Price

$79 for Association Member
$99 for Non-Member

75 minutes

Date Published

July 25, 2024

Publisher

Maryland Association for Justice

Subjects

Defense Medical Exam, Trial Prep

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Summary

Too often lawyers do not take enough time to properly prepare a client for a Defense Medical Exam. They forget to provide the general advice all plaintiffs should be given before attending a Defense Medical Exam. Your job is to ensure your client is prepared for the DME with a clear understanding of the purpose of the DME, the role of the doctor performing the exam, what to expect, and how to respond to questions asked during the DME.

In this webinar, Eric Schloss will share what he does to thoroughly prepare his clients for a defense medical exam.

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Presenters

Eric N. Schloss

Eric N. Schloss practices personal injury in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. Eric concentrates in injuries caused by... Read More

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Preparing a Plaintiff for a Defense Medical Exam - video

Preparing a Plantiff for a Defense Medical Exam - handout

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