Your LNC blog serves different purposes. You want to provide interesting content while highlighting your business. You also want to attract attorneys to contact you for services. Here are three methods for doing this. Quotations and Photos Combining a beautiful photo with a relevant quote attracts attention. This is also very popular on Facebook, Instagram […]
Is an Inhouse LNC Role Right for You? Look Before You Leap
Are you interested in an inhouse LNC job at a law firm? Here’s what you should consider when looking at a specific opportunity. Some of this information you may be able to obtain from a company website, and other details you would need to find out if you are selected for an interview. Do your […]
Legal Nurse Consultant Reports: What Attorneys Want video
Watch this short video to determine what attorneys want from legal nurse consultant reports. Tailor your reports to meet your client’s expectations. Join Pat Iyer for a free webinar on to discover how to get more clients with your top notch writing skills. Get details here. Pat Iyer MSN RN LNCC is president of The […]
Medical records and LNC subcontractors
A legal nurse consultant recently asked if she should allow one of her clients to send medical records directly to her subcontractor. Does your client know your subcontractor? The request of the attorney to send records to the subcontractor is tricky. If this person is an expert, the attorney would know the identity of the […]
5 Grammatical Mistakes in LNC Reports
After proofreading thousands of LNC reports, I prepared this list of 5 grammatical mistakes in LNC reports. This is a list of common offenders. Do you want to present yourself a well-qualified communicator, one who understands how attorneys scrutinize every word in a report? Here is what NOT to do. 1. Don’t confuse possessive and […]