Certified

Legal Nurse

Consultant

A CLNC® consultant is a registered nurse who has obtained their CLNC® certification and has the expertise to quickly find and interpret medical and nursing issues within the medical record.

Legal

Nurse

Consultant

A CLNC® consultant is a registered nurse who has obtained their CLNC® certification and has the expertise to quickly find and interpret medical and nursing issues within the medical record.

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Why use Machado and Associates

Machado and Associates can help you quickly make sense of medical records, saving you time and money!

I am a Registered Nurse with 30 years of acute bedside care, NICU and ECMO experience.

My knowledge and experience with the medical record and the inner workings of the hospital system will save you hours of frustration, ultimately saving you time and money!

The CLNC® consultant is an expert on the inner workings of the healthcare system.

Using the services of a CLNC® can be the difference between winning and losing a case.

A cost-effective way to obtain medical knowledge and understanding of the subtleties of the healthcare system.

My CLNC® expertise will help you save time and money.

What types of cases can a CLNC® help with?

Toxic tort or environmental cases.

Medical or nursing malpractice. General personal injury.

Any case involving medical or nursing issues.

Criminal cases.

Know More About Our work

Michelle Machado has been a bedside nurse for 30 years. Work experience includes Medical/Surgical, Newborn and Infant Critical Care, NICU and ECMO nurse specialist.

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Services we offer

– Screening of medical cases to help eliminate the expense of non-meritorious lawsuits.

– Provide verbal opinion on the merits of the case.

– Analyze the electronic medical record.

– Detect tampering or missing documentation within the electronic medical record.

– Identify and locate medical expert witnesses.

– Develop reports and chronologies.

– Identify adherences and deviations from the applicable standards of care.

– Prepare interrogatories and requests for production.

– Help assess injuries and identify causation issues and contributing factors.

– Prepare questions for deposition or trial examination (direct or cross).

– Research and apply authoritative medical and nursing literature and standards of care.