Frequently Asked Questions

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A certified CLNC consultant is a registered nurse who has successfully mastered the rigorous CLNC Certification Program developed by the company that pioneered the field of legal nurse consulting. The CLNC consultant has the expertise to quickly pinpoint and interpret medical and nursing issues in any case involving health, illness and injury.

While the attorney is the legal expert, the CLNC consultant is the expert on the healthcare system and its inner workings. Nowhere else will you find this level of cost-effective expertise for reviewing medical records, and understanding the subtleties of the healthcare system. 

With over 22 years of nursing experience, Brack & Associates stands out from other legal nurse consulting firms. Our consultants have worked for hospitals throughout the United States, including Yale Hospital, a world-renowned Level I Trauma Center.

 We bring extensive knowledge of healthcare systems ranging from 100-bed facilities to over 1500-bed facilities.  We are experienced in a variety of medical specialties. Our team is experienced in manual medical charts and a variety of different electronic charting systems.  

Brack & Associates works with clients of all sizes, from small businesses to large corporations. We work with both defense and prosecuting attorneys.

The services of a CLNC consultant are far more cost-effective than those of a physician. As the healthcare provider who spends hours of real-time face-to-face interaction with patients every day, the Certified Legal Nurse Consultant can educate you about a wide range of medical issues.  

The experienced CLNC consultant has spent time with patients at the bedside being the eyes and ears for the physician by notifying them of life-threatening changes with their patient. This inside knowledge saves you time and money when working with expensive medical experts by reducing physician billable hours. 

From the moment a potential case comes in, the CLNC consultant becomes a valuable asset by quickly and efficiently identifying the medical issues, screening cases for merit, and providing 30 CLNC services relevant to an attorney's case.