1. Independent Medical Examinations (IME): This likely involves obtaining unbiased medical evaluations from experts who are not directly involved in the case, helping to assess the medical condition of individuals involved in the legal matter.

2. Agreed Medical Evaluation (AME): An agreed-upon assessment conducted by medical experts to provide a joint evaluation of medical conditions for all parties involved in the case.

3. Qualified Medical Evaluation (QME): A formal evaluation conducted by a medical expert who meets specific qualifications and is authorized to provide an impartial medical assessment for legal purposes.

4. Medical Expert Witness Engagements: The engagement of medical experts to provide testimony and insights as witnesses in legal proceedings, drawing upon their medical expertise to support or clarify medical-related matters.

5. Records Review: Analyzing and interpreting medical records, reports, and documentation to extract relevant information for use in legal cases.

6. Trial Preparation: Assisting legal professionals in preparing medical-related aspects of their cases for trial, including expert testimony and evidence presentation.

7. Disability Evaluation: Assessing the degree of disability or impairment of individuals involved in legal cases, often crucial in cases related to insurance claims, workplace injuries, or social security matters.

8. Fitness for Duty Evaluation (FEDE): Evaluating an individual's physical or mental fitness to perform specific duties, which can be relevant in cases involving workplace injuries or legal actions related to job responsibilities.

9. Medical-Legal Consultation: Offering expert medical insights and advice to legal professionals, helping them understand complex medical issues and make informed decisions for their cases.