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Welcome to our latest video on how to Daubert-proof your personal injury practice! I'm Mark Slater, BS, DC, a seasoned personal injury consultant and chiropractor with over 25 years of experience. I've started practices from scratch, sold them for significant multiples, and served as VP of Sales and Marketing for leading spine surgeons in the South. Today, I run a company dedicated to helping you grow your personal injury business.

In this video, we'll dive deep into the Daubert standard and its critical role in the personal injury space. Understanding and meeting this federal rule of evidence ensures that your expert testimony and diagnostic methods are admissible in court, making your practice more reliable and trustworthy.

Key Takeaways:

What is the Daubert Standard?

The Daubert standard is a rule regarding the admissibility of expert witness testimony in federal court. It requires that any scientific testimony or evidence presented must be reliable and relevant.
Application to Chiropractic Practices:

Routine chiropractic adjustments for injuries like Whiplash sprain/strain generally meet the Daubert standard. However, advanced diagnostics, such as screening for traumatic brain injury (TBI) or ligament instability, require adherence to FDA-approved methods and proper guidelines.
Importance of Specialist Interpretation:

For advanced diagnostic tests, such as cognitive tests for TBI, the reports must be interpreted by qualified specialists, like medical neurologists. This ensures the findings meet the Daubert standard and hold up in court.
Ensuring Legal Compliance:

Use scientifically validated methods and ensure diagnostic reports are interpreted by neutral third parties. Including peer-reviewed sources in your reports strengthens their credibility, making your practice more attractive to personal injury attorneys.
Practical Examples:

We discuss specific examples, such as using the Rivermead Post-Concussion Symptoms Questionnaire and FDA-approved cognitive tests like the ImPACT test and RightEye test. These tests should be interpreted by specialists to ensure compliance with the Daubert standard.
Why It Matters:

Meeting the Daubert standard not only makes your practice legally compliant but also significantly enhances your marketability. Personal injury attorneys seek practices that provide reliable and admissible evidence to help them achieve maximum policy limits for their clients. By Daubert-proofing your practice, you position yourself as a trusted and valuable partner in the personal injury space.

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