DC My attorney said that he wants me to be seen by an orthopedic surgeon. If you have very many patients with ongoing personal injury cases, you will probably have this come up. For many attorneys, there seems to be an anti-chiropractic bias when it comes to soft tissue injuries which often form the bulk of personal injury case injuries.
Chiropractic physicians are the experts.
Not only this, but in my experience, there is less of an anti-lawyer mindset to chiropractic doctors than is found in our allopathic counterparts. Let's look at some of the reasons for these problems and how they may be rectified. I mentioned that he had interfered with my doctor-patient relationship. Attorneys usually use the line that a jury will place more credibility in the testimony of an orthopedic surgeon that in a chiropractic doctor's testimony. I have often felt that the truth is that it is the attorney who has the real problem with not finding the DC credible.