Terms of Use and Disclaimers

This page is both our terms of use and our professional disclaimer. It replaces the separate disclaimer page that previously stood alongside it.

Plain-language summary

This summary is provided for convenience only and is not part of the binding terms. If it conflicts with the full terms below, the full terms govern.

• We provide consulting and expert analysis. We do not provide legal advice or practice law.
• We do not provide medical advice or treat patients.
• No outcome is guaranteed, and we cannot promise that a court will accept or permit our testimony.
• We analyze the materials you give us. We do not pull data from live systems or authenticate records ourselves.
• Website content is educational and general. It is not tailored to your case or your jurisdiction.
• Nothing here creates an attorney-client relationship or any confidential relationship.
• Do not send us case materials, patient information, or privileged documents until we have completed conflicts screening and signed a written engagement agreement.
• Any actual engagement is governed by a separate signed agreement, not by these terms.

1. Acceptance of these terms

These Terms of Use and Disclaimers (the “Terms”) govern your access to and use of www.physiciancasereview.com and any related pages, forms, downloads, newsletters, articles, or checklists made available through it (collectively, the “Site”), operated by Physician Case Review, LLC (“Physician Case Review,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

By accessing, browsing, submitting information through, or otherwise using the Site, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree, you must discontinue use of the Site.

These Terms apply to your use of the Site only. They do not govern any professional services we may provide to you, which are addressed exclusively in Section 12.

You represent that you are at least 18 years of age and have the legal capacity to accept these Terms, and that if you accept these Terms on behalf of an organization, you have authority to bind that organization.

2. Definitions

• “Consulting Services” means the case review, record and metadata analysis, opinion work, report preparation, consultation, and related professional services that Physician Case Review may provide under a signed engagement agreement.
• “Client” means the attorney, law firm, or insurer that executes an engagement agreement with us.
• “Site Content” means all text, articles, checklists, templates, graphics, data compilations, and other materials made available on the Site.
• “Submission” means any information, document, message, or material you transmit to us or through the Site, including through contact forms, email, scheduling tools, or file-transfer links.
• “PHI” means protected health information as defined under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and its implementing regulations, as amended (“HIPAA”), any analogous information protected under applicable state law, and personal health information protected under Canadian federal or provincial law, including the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (“PIPEDA”) and, in British Columbia, the Personal Information Protection Act (“PIPA”).

3. Nature of our services

Physician Case Review provides independent consulting and expert analysis, which may include review of clinical documentation, electronic health record (“EHR”) audit trails and metadata, system access logs, workflow and staffing evidence, institutional policies, and related materials; the formation and communication of professional opinions; the preparation of written reports and affidavits; consultation with retaining counsel; and, where separately agreed, testimony.

Our role is analytical and advisory. We assess evidence, identify what it does and does not support, and explain technical and clinical matters to those who must make decisions. We do not make legal determinations, adjudicate disputes, render institutional decisions, direct patient care, or act as an advocate for any party’s position.

4. No legal advice; no attorney-client relationship

Physician Case Review does not practice law and does not provide legal advice, legal opinions, or legal representation.

Nothing on the Site, and no communication with us, including through contact forms, email, telephone calls, scheduling tools, consultations, or newsletters, creates an attorney-client relationship between you and Physician Case Review or any of its personnel. No such relationship is formed by your submission of information to us, by our review of information you send, or by our response to an inquiry.

Site Content and our consulting work do not substitute for advice from a licensed attorney.

We are retained by attorneys, law firms, and insurers. Where we are retained by or through an attorney, our work is performed to assist that attorney’s representation of the attorney’s client. In that arrangement, the attorney-client relationship exists between the attorney and the attorney’s client, not between the attorney’s client and us, and the attorney, not Physician Case Review, is responsible for all legal advice, strategy, and legal conclusions.

Nothing on the Site is intended to be, and should not be construed as, attorney advertising or a solicitation for legal services.

5. No medical advice; no physician-patient relationship

The Site and our services are directed to attorneys, law firms, and insurers, and to the institutions that carry the risk in medical matters. We do not accept engagements directly from individuals or patients. If you are a patient with a question about care you received, speak to your own physician.

Nothing on the Site or in our consulting work constitutes medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and no physician-patient relationship is created by your use of the Site or by any engagement with us. We do not evaluate, diagnose, or treat any individual, and we do not assume any duty of care to any patient whose records may be reviewed in the course of an engagement.

Our review of a clinical record is a retrospective analysis performed for consulting purposes. It is not a clinical consultation, a second opinion for treatment purposes, or a basis on which any clinical decision should be made.

We do not disclaim the professional obligations that attach to medical expertise. Some jurisdictions treat the rendering of medical expert opinion or testimony as an exercise of medical judgment subject to oversight by the applicable licensing body, and we conduct our work on that understanding. Our standards of conduct are described in Section 10.

If you or another person is experiencing a medical emergency, contact emergency services immediately.

6. No guarantee of outcomes

Consulting opinions are distinct from legal conclusions. Physician Case Review does not guarantee, warrant, or predict any legal, disciplinary, employment, credentialing, administrative, financial, or other outcome, and no statement made on the Site or in any consultation should be understood as such a guarantee.

You acknowledge specifically that:

(a) Technical evidence requires interpretation. Audit logs, access records, timestamps, metadata, system-generated reports, and similar artifacts reflect how a particular system was configured, how it recorded events, and how it was used. Standing alone, they do not establish intent, causation, negligence, misconduct, credibility, or compliance. They provide context that must be interpreted alongside clinical, operational, and human factors, and reasonable experts may differ in that interpretation.

(b) Systems and records are imperfect. Audit and metadata evidence may be incomplete, ambiguous, mis-timed, affected by clock drift or time-zone handling, altered by system upgrades or migrations, subject to vendor-specific logging behavior, or otherwise unreliable in ways that cannot be fully resolved. Our analysis is limited by the completeness, accuracy, and authenticity of the materials provided to us, as further described in Section 8.

(c) Our conclusions depend on stated assumptions. Opinions are formed on the basis of the specific materials reviewed and the assumptions identified in our work product, as of the date of that work product. New information, additional records, contrary testimony, or subsequent events may alter our analysis.

(d) Decision-makers are independent. Courts, arbitrators, juries, medical boards, peer review committees, credentialing bodies, employers, payers, and regulators reach their own determinations. They may weigh, limit, exclude, or reject expert analysis for reasons unrelated to its quality, including procedural and evidentiary rulings.

(e) Our opinions are independent. We do not accept engagements conditioned on reaching a predetermined conclusion, and we do not adjust our analysis to suit a party’s litigation position. If our analysis does not support the retaining party’s theory, we will say so. Retaining us therefore carries the risk that our findings will be unfavorable, and no fee arrangement alters this.

7. Expert qualification and admissibility

Whether a particular expert is qualified to offer opinion evidence in a particular matter is a legal question determined by the tribunal under applicable rules, not by us.

Jurisdictions impose materially different requirements on medical expert testimony. These may include same-specialty or same-board-certification requirements; requirements that the expert have been engaged in clinical practice within a defined period before the events at issue or before testimony; limits on the proportion of the expert’s professional time devoted to litigation-related activity; certificate or affidavit of merit requirements; pre-suit review panels; and jurisdiction-specific standards governing reliability and methodology. Canadian proceedings apply their own rules on the admissibility and independence of expert evidence, which differ from United States practice.

Accordingly:

(a) Disclosure before engagement. On request and before any engagement is executed, we will provide the information counsel needs to assess qualification, including current licensure status and jurisdictions; board certification status; clinical practice history and current clinical practice status; the approximate proportion of professional time devoted to medical-legal work; a list of matters in which testimony has been given, in a form suitable for disclosure under Rule 26 or its state or provincial analogue; the current fee schedule; and any prior instance in which testimony was excluded or limited, or in which a challenge to qualification or methodology was raised.

(b) Counsel’s responsibility. Retaining counsel is responsible for determining, before retention, whether we satisfy the qualification requirements of the applicable jurisdiction and forum and whether our involvement is consistent with any applicable procedural rule or court order.

(c) No warranty of admissibility. We do not warrant or represent that we will be found qualified, that our opinions will be admitted, or that our methodology will survive challenge. Fees are earned for work performed and are not contingent on any ruling regarding qualification, admissibility, or the weight given to our analysis.

(d) Continuing disclosure. We will promptly notify the Client of any change in the information described in subsection (a) that arises during an engagement.

8. Source materials, chain of custody, and authentication

Our analysis is performed on materials produced to us by the Client, by opposing parties, or by record custodians. The following limitations apply to every engagement unless the engagement agreement expressly provides otherwise.

(a) We do not acquire data. We do not access, query, image, or extract data from live production systems, servers, workstations, or devices. We do not perform forensic acquisition, and we are not retained as a certified digital forensic examiner. Where an engagement requires acquisition or device-level examination, we will identify that requirement and the Client may retain a qualified examiner separately.

(b) Authentication and custody are the producing party’s responsibility. The authenticity, completeness, and chain of custody of audit trails, metadata, system exports, and clinical records are established by the producing party and addressed by counsel. Our analysis proceeds on the assumption that materials are what they are represented to be. We are not a custodian of record and do not offer authentication testimony absent a separate written agreement.

(c) Format and fidelity. Audit and metadata evidence produced in a converted, summarized, screenshot, or print-to-PDF format frequently omits fields, precision, or context present in the native export. Where materials are produced in such a form, our conclusions are limited accordingly, and we will state those limits in our work product.

(d) Identification of gaps. We may identify indications that materials appear incomplete, internally inconsistent, non-native, or affected by system configuration, and may recommend that counsel seek additional or native-format production, vendor documentation, or system configuration records. We have no ability to compel production, and we do not opine on whether any gap was intentional.

(e) Preservation. We do not assume responsibility for the Client’s preservation obligations. Counsel is responsible for issuing and maintaining any litigation hold.

9. Analytical tools and technology

We use software tools to organize, search, cross-reference, visualize, and analyze large record sets, including database, spreadsheet, statistical, and, where appropriate to the task, machine-assisted tools.

(a) Opinions are human. All professional judgments, conclusions, and opinions are formed by the individual expert. Tools support analysis; they do not generate opinions, and no conclusion is adopted on the basis of a tool’s output without independent review.

(b) Transparency. On request, we will describe the tools and methods used in a given engagement in sufficient detail for counsel to address them in expert disclosure or in response to a methodological challenge.

(c) Data handling. We do not transmit Client materials to consumer or unsecured services, or to any tool whose terms permit the provider to retain, disclose, or train on the data submitted.

10. Professional standards and independence

We perform all work consistent with the standards of conduct applicable to medical expert testimony, including the principles that testimony must be truthful and complete; that the expert must distinguish between personal opinion and generally accepted professional standards; that the expert must review all relevant materials made available, including those unfavorable to the retaining party; and that compensation must never be contingent on the content of an opinion or on the outcome of a matter.

We do not accept contingent-fee arrangements. Fees compensate time, analysis, and testimony, and are not consideration for a particular conclusion.

We may decline to offer an opinion where the available materials are insufficient to support one, and we will say so rather than opine beyond what the evidence supports.

We understand that testimony is given under oath, is subject to challenge and cross-examination, and may be subject to review by professional licensing bodies and specialty organizations. We conduct our work accordingly.

11. Educational content

Articles, checklists, templates, guides, newsletters, and other resources on the Site are provided for general educational and informational purposes only.

Such content is general in nature; is not tailored to your jurisdiction, institution, contract, medical staff bylaws, payer requirements, or the facts of any particular matter; may not reflect the most current legal, regulatory, clinical, or technical developments; and may become outdated without notice. Statutes, regulations, case law, accreditation standards, and EHR vendor behavior vary by jurisdiction and change over time.

You should not act, or refrain from acting, on the basis of Site Content without obtaining advice from qualified professionals licensed in your jurisdiction and familiar with your specific circumstances. Any templates or checklists must be reviewed and adapted before use.

We do not undertake any obligation to update Site Content, and we disclaim any duty to advise you of changes in law or practice.

12. Engagement and scope of services

We provide Consulting Services only under a separate written engagement agreement executed by both parties, which defines the scope of work, the materials to be reviewed, the assumptions and limitations applicable to our analysis, deliverables, fees and payment terms, confidentiality obligations, and the allocation of risk between the parties.

No engagement exists, and we assume no duty of any kind, until all of the following have occurred: (i) we have completed conflicts screening to our satisfaction; (ii) both parties have executed a written engagement agreement; and (iii) any required retainer has been received. Preliminary discussions, proposals, fee quotes, scheduling calls, receipt of documents, and expressions of interest do not create an engagement.

In the event of any conflict between these Terms and an executed engagement agreement, the engagement agreement controls with respect to the services described in it. These Terms continue to govern your use of the Site.

We reserve the right to decline any prospective engagement in our sole discretion and without stating a reason, and to withdraw from an engagement in accordance with the terms of the applicable engagement agreement.

13. Unsolicited information; no confidentiality before engagement

Please do not send confidential, privileged, or sensitive material through the Site or by email before an engagement is in place.

Information you transmit to us before an executed engagement agreement (“Unsolicited Information”) is not confidential, is not privileged, and is not protected by any duty of confidentiality on our part. Transmission of Unsolicited Information does not create any relationship or duty, does not obligate us to review or respond, and does not preclude us from being retained by any other person or entity, including a party adverse to you.

Initial inquiries should be limited to non-confidential information sufficient to identify the general nature of the matter, the jurisdiction, the parties for conflicts purposes, and the timeline. Do not include patient identifiers, PHI, sealed or protected peer review materials, documents subject to a protective order or confidentiality agreement, attorney work product, or privileged communications.

We may retain, delete, or dispose of Unsolicited Information at our discretion, subject to applicable law. We may also decline to review materials sent to us and may return or destroy them.

14. Protected health information and data handling

You are responsible for ensuring that any transmission of PHI or other regulated information to us is lawful and appropriate.

Do not transmit PHI through the Site, general email, or unencrypted channels. Where an engagement requires review of records containing PHI, the parties will address the lawful basis for disclosure before any transfer, including as applicable: de-identification or limited data set treatment; execution of a business associate agreement; a qualified protective order or authorization; a protocol for secure transfer and storage; and any restrictions arising under state, provincial, or federal law governing medical records, mental health, substance use disorder (including 42 C.F.R. Part 2 where applicable), reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, genetic information, or minors’ records.

For matters in Canada, the parties will address the requirements of PIPEDA and any applicable provincial legislation, including British Columbia’s PIPA, before any transfer.

You are responsible for confirming that peer review, quality assurance, credentialing, or incident-report materials you provide may lawfully be disclosed to an outside consultant, and for identifying any statutory privilege or confidentiality protection that attaches to them.

15. Privilege, work product, and discoverability

Whether our work is protected as consulting expert work product, is subject to disclosure, or becomes discoverable is determined by applicable law, procedural rules, and the decisions of retaining counsel and the tribunal, not by us.

You acknowledge that: our communications, drafts, notes, and deliverables may be subject to disclosure, deposition, or subpoena; the designation of an expert as consulting versus testifying, and the consequences of that designation, are the responsibility of retaining counsel; we cannot assure that any material provided to us will remain privileged or confidential in the face of legal process; and we may be compelled to produce materials or testify.

If we receive a subpoena, discovery request, court or agency order, or other legal process seeking materials relating to a Client or a matter, we will, to the extent permitted by law and practicable, notify the affected party promptly so that it may seek protection, and we will otherwise respond as required by law. Unless the applicable engagement agreement provides otherwise, the Client is responsible for our reasonable time and expenses, including attorneys’ fees, incurred in responding to legal process arising from an engagement.

16. Conflicts of interest

Before accepting any engagement, we conduct conflicts screening. You agree to provide the information we reasonably request to identify parties, counsel, institutions, insurers, vendors, and potential witnesses for this purpose, and to promptly notify us if additional parties are added to a matter.

We may decline an engagement, or withdraw from one, if an actual or potential conflict is identified. Because we serve counsel and insurers on both sides of medical matters, we may be engaged in unrelated matters by parties, institutions, or counsel adverse to you, and our engagement in a given matter does not restrict us from unrelated work except as expressly provided in a signed agreement.

17. Retention, return, and destruction of materials

Unless the applicable engagement agreement provides otherwise:

(a) Retention period. We retain engagement files, including materials provided to us and our work product, for five years following the conclusion of the engagement, after which they are securely destroyed.

(b) Litigation holds. The Client is responsible for notifying us of any preservation obligation, litigation hold, pending appeal, or related proceeding that requires retention beyond the standard period, and for notifying us when that obligation ends. We will honor any such notice we receive but do not independently monitor the status of matters.

(c) Return and destruction. On written request following conclusion of an engagement, we will return or securely destroy Client materials in our possession, subject to any preservation obligation and to our need to retain conflicts-screening records and records required for tax, insurance, or professional purposes.

(d) Drafts and notes. Drafts, working notes, and interim analyses are retained with the engagement file and securely destroyed on the same five-year schedule set out in subsection (a). We do not routinely destroy drafts on completion of a report. This practice is applied consistently across engagements and is disclosed to counsel on request.

18. Acceptable use of the Site

You agree not to: use the Site for any unlawful purpose or in violation of these Terms; attempt to gain unauthorized access to the Site, its servers, or any related systems or data; probe, scan, or test the vulnerability of the Site or breach any security or authentication measure; interfere with or disrupt the Site, including by transmitting malware or by conducting denial-of-service activity; scrape, harvest, crawl, or use automated means to extract Site Content except as permitted by our robots.txt file; impersonate any person or misrepresent your affiliation; submit false, misleading, or fraudulent information; or reproduce, republish, resell, or commercially exploit Site Content except as expressly permitted.

Automated access and artificial intelligence. We publish a robots.txt file and an llms.txt file that expressly permit search engines and AI assistants to crawl, index, and cite Site Content, including in generated answers, with attribution. That permission is deliberate and this section does not withdraw it. What is not permitted, without our prior written consent, is the reproduction of Site Content in bulk, its incorporation into a dataset offered or distributed to third parties, or its use to train or fine-tune a machine learning model.

We may investigate suspected violations, restrict or terminate access to the Site at any time and without notice, and report unlawful conduct to appropriate authorities.

19. Intellectual property

All Site Content is owned by Physician Case Review or its licensors and is protected by copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property laws. “Physician Case Review,” our logo, and other marks appearing on the Site are our trademarks or service marks.

We grant you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to access the Site and to view, download, and print Site Content solely for your own internal, non-commercial, professional reference. All other rights are reserved.

You may not remove or alter any copyright, trademark, or proprietary notice; use Site Content in any product, service, or publication offered to third parties; or create derivative works from Site Content, in each case without our prior written consent. Brief quotation with attribution and a link to the source page is permitted.

Ownership of deliverables prepared under an engagement is governed by the applicable engagement agreement.

Notices of claimed copyright infringement may be sent to [email protected].

20. Submissions and feedback

Other than Unsolicited Information addressed in Section 13 and materials provided under an engagement, any suggestions, comments, ideas, or feedback you send us regarding the Site or our services are provided on a non-confidential basis, and you grant us a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free license to use them for any purpose without obligation or compensation.

21. Credentials, testimonials, and case examples

Statements on the Site regarding our qualifications, experience, publications, certifications, and prior engagements are believed accurate as of the date published.

Any testimonials, endorsements, or descriptions of prior matters are illustrative only. Prior results do not guarantee or predict similar outcomes in any other matter, and every matter depends on its own facts, jurisdiction, record, and procedural posture. Case examples are presented in de-identified or aggregated form, or with the consent of the party involved, and details may be altered to protect confidentiality.

22. Third-party content and links

The Site may link to or reference third-party websites, publications, standards, statutes, regulations, vendors, or resources. Such links and references are provided for convenience and do not constitute endorsement, sponsorship, or verification. We do not control and are not responsible for third-party content, products, services, privacy practices, or availability, and your use of third-party resources is at your own risk and subject to their terms.

23. Electronic communications

Email, contact forms, and internet-based transmission are not secure, and messages may be delayed, intercepted, misdirected, blocked, or altered. By contacting us electronically, you accept these risks and consent to receive communications from us electronically, including administrative notices relating to these Terms.

If you have subscribed to a newsletter or similar list, you may unsubscribe using the link in any such message or by contacting us at [email protected].

24. Availability of the Site

We may modify, suspend, or discontinue the Site or any part of it at any time, with or without notice. We do not warrant uninterrupted or error-free availability and are not liable for any unavailability, data loss, or interruption.

25. Disclaimer of warranties

THE SITE AND ALL SITE CONTENT ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE,” WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, WE DISCLAIM ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, ACCURACY, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT.

WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, WE DO NOT WARRANT THAT SITE CONTENT IS ACCURATE, COMPLETE, CURRENT, RELIABLE, OR SUITABLE FOR YOUR PURPOSE; THAT THE SITE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, SECURE, OR FREE OF ERRORS OR HARMFUL COMPONENTS; OR THAT ANY PARTICULAR RESULT WILL BE OBTAINED FROM USE OF THE SITE.

Some jurisdictions do not permit the exclusion of certain warranties, so portions of this section may not apply to you. Warranties applicable to Consulting Services, if any, are addressed exclusively in the applicable engagement agreement.

26. Limitation of liability

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, PHYSICIAN CASE REVIEW AND ITS OWNERS, MEMBERS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, AND AGENTS WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY LOST PROFITS, LOST REVENUE, LOST DATA, LOSS OF GOODWILL, LOSS OF PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITY, REPUTATIONAL HARM, OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO YOUR USE OF THE SITE OR SITE CONTENT, WHETHER BASED IN CONTRACT, TORT, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, WARRANTY, OR ANY OTHER THEORY, AND WHETHER OR NOT WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

OUR TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO YOUR USE OF THE SITE WILL NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED U.S. DOLLARS ($100). Liability arising from Consulting Services is limited as set forth in the applicable engagement agreement.

Some jurisdictions do not permit certain limitations of liability, so portions of this section may not apply to you. These limitations are a fundamental element of the basis of the bargain between us and apply even if a limited remedy fails of its essential purpose.

27. Indemnification

You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Physician Case Review and its owners, members, officers, employees, contractors, and agents from and against any claims, demands, actions, proceedings, losses, liabilities, damages, judgments, penalties, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of or relating to: your use of the Site or Site Content; your breach of these Terms; your unlawful or unauthorized transmission of PHI, privileged material, or protected peer review material to us; your reliance on Site Content in place of professional advice; or your violation of any law or the rights of any third party.

We reserve the right, at your expense, to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter subject to indemnification, and you agree to cooperate with that defense. You will not settle any such matter in a manner that imposes obligations on us without our prior written consent.

28. Jurisdictional reach

The Site is controlled and operated from the United States. Dr. Bansal is licensed to practice medicine in Georgia (USA) and British Columbia (Canada), and we accept matters in both countries.

We make no representation that Site Content is appropriate or available for use in other locations, and access from jurisdictions where such content is unlawful is prohibited. If you access the Site from outside the United States or Canada, you do so at your own initiative and are responsible for compliance with local law.

We do not offer services in any jurisdiction where doing so would require licensure or registration we do not hold, or would otherwise be prohibited.

29. Governing law; dispute resolution

These Terms and any dispute arising out of or relating to them or to the Site are governed by the laws of the State of Georgia, without regard to its conflict-of-laws principles.

The state and federal courts located in Georgia have exclusive jurisdiction over any such dispute, and you consent to personal jurisdiction and venue in those courts and waive any objection based on inconvenient forum.

Any claim arising out of or relating to the Site must be brought within one year after the claim accrues, or it is permanently barred, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Dispute resolution for Consulting Services is governed by the applicable engagement agreement.

30. Changes to these Terms

We may revise these Terms at any time by posting an updated version on the Site with a new effective date. Changes take effect upon posting unless stated otherwise. Your continued use of the Site after changes are posted constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms. We encourage you to review these Terms periodically.

31. Privacy

Our collection and use of information through the Site is described in our Privacy Policy, which is incorporated into these Terms by reference.

32. General provisions

Entire agreement. These Terms, together with any documents expressly incorporated by reference, constitute the entire agreement between you and us regarding the Site and supersede all prior understandings regarding the Site.

Severability. If any provision is held unenforceable, it will be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, or severed if modification is not possible, and the remaining provisions will remain in full force.

No waiver. Our failure to enforce any provision is not a waiver of our right to do so later. No waiver is effective unless in writing and signed by us.

Assignment. You may not assign or transfer these Terms or any rights under them without our prior written consent. We may assign these Terms without restriction, including in connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets.

No third-party beneficiaries. These Terms create no rights in any person other than you and us.

Relationship. Nothing in these Terms creates any partnership, joint venture, agency, employment, or fiduciary relationship between you and us.

Survival. Sections 4 through 17, 19, 20, and 25 through 32 survive any termination of your use of the Site.

Headings. Headings and the plain-language summary are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation.

Force majeure. We are not liable for any failure or delay resulting from causes beyond our reasonable control.

33. Contact

Questions about these Terms may be directed to [email protected], or by post to:

Physician Case Review, LLC PO Box 3115 Kennesaw, GA 30156

You can also use the contact form.