Case Readiness Consult
Know your next move on a medical case in 45 minutes.
A focused call with Michelle Carroll. No records reviewed, no obligation — just a clear read on what your case needs before you invest in it.
$497 · credited toward your Attorney Case Brief if you move forward
How it works
Three steps. One clear next move.
Complete the intake
A short questionnaire about the case. A few minutes of your time, and no records are needed yet.
Meet with Michelle
A 45-minute call covering which records are missing, which Lexcura report fits the case, and what it will cost.
Get your records checklist and report recommendation
You leave with exactly what to request, what the work will run, and what to do next.
The consult
What you walk away with
A records checklist
Which medical records to request first, and which gaps to watch for.
A report recommendation
Which Lexcura report fits this case, and what that report covers.
A cost picture
What the work ahead will run, before anything is ordered.
A decision
Move forward, pass, or wait. Either way, you know your next move.
Before you spend on experts
The right records and the right report matter.
Expert reviews are expensive — and only as good as the records behind them. Request the wrong records, and the expert sees an incomplete picture. Order the wrong report, and you pay for analysis the case cannot use.
The Case Readiness Consult puts the evidence in front of you first. You learn which records are missing, which Lexcura report fits the case, and what it will cost — before a single expert invoice goes out. That is Clinical Intelligence: clear evidence from the medical records, up front, so you are not blindsided in court.
“Information alone does not necessarily create understanding.”
The credit
$497
Credited toward your Attorney Case Brief ($4,500)
If your firm moves forward, the full $497 you paid for the consult is applied to the Attorney Case Brief, which includes the Case Viability Score — a clear read on the strength of the case before you sign it. The consult price is never lost.
See the work
Review the work before you book.
Download a fictional sepsis Attorney Case Brief and the opening chapter of the book behind the Clinical Intelligence method. One shows how a finished report organizes the evidence; the other shows the thinking that produces it.
The case in the sample brief is fictional and provided only to demonstrate the format and depth of the work.
From the book: What Is Clinical Intelligence?
Chapter 1 excerpt · The Lexcura Clinical Intelligence Model, Second Edition · PDF
Download excerptBefore the call
Tell us what you need to decide.
This short intake gives Michelle context for your consult. It is not a medical-record review.
Do not upload records or include patient identifiers. Use general descriptions only—no patient names, birth dates, medical record numbers, or other identifying details.
About
You meet with Michelle directly.
Michelle Carroll is the Founder and Chief Clinical Strategist of Lexcura Summit. She is the author of five published books, and her papers have been published by the American Health Law Association.
She built the Case Readiness Consult around a simple premise: attorneys deserve to see the evidence before they invest in the case. On the call, you speak with Michelle — not an intake coordinator, not a salesperson.
“The seven pillars are the reasoning pathway. Litigation-Ready Output is what that reasoning produces.”
Questions
Frequently asked
What should I prepare?+
Just the basics: the type of case, the setting where the care happened, and where you are in your decision. The intake questionnaire takes a few minutes and covers the rest. No records are needed before the call.
Is this a record review or an expert opinion?+
No. The consult is neither. It is a planning call: what records to gather, which report fits, and what it will cost. No records are reviewed and no expert opinion is given.
How does the $497 credit work?+
If your firm moves forward with an Attorney Case Brief ($4,500), the full $497 is applied to it. The consult price is never lost.
How does scheduling work?+
After you complete the intake form, you will pick a time for the 45-minute call. If your calendar is tight, say so in the intake and we will work around it.
Is the consult confidential?+
Yes. What you share on the intake form and on the call stays confidential. Nothing leaves the conversation.
Ready when you are