New Book from James Publishing Shows Lawyers How to Expose Unscrupulous Doctors
Summary
Dr. Michael Freeman, co-author of From “Good Hands” to Boxing Gloves and Litigating the Minor Impact Soft Tissue Case, calls Sims’ perspective “remarkably insightful.” He explains, “She has gotten inside the heads of these folks and understands what frightens them; her book is a tutorial in not only how to effectively neutralize DMEs but in how to expose their mendacious ways.” Richard Friedman, author of Polarizing the Case agrees, “Dorothy Sims has spent more time and creative energy addressing the problem of dishonest IME doctors than any lawyer in America.A senior partner at Sims, Amat & Henry in Gainesville and Ocala, Florida, she focuses her practice on cross-examining physicians in personal injury and criminal cases.Sims teaches trial lawyers and psychologists across the U.S., and has taught Grand Rounds for the University of Florida College of Medicine in the Forensic Psychiatry Department.Michael Freeman, co-author of From “Good Hands” to Boxing Gloves and Litigating the Minor Impact Soft Tissue Case, calls Sims’ perspective “remarkably insightful.” He explains, “She has gotten inside the heads of these folks and understands what frightens them; her book is a tutorial in not only how to effectively neutralize DMEs but in how to expose their mendacious ways.”Richard Friedman, author of Polarizing the Case agrees, “Dorothy Sims has spent more time and creative energy addressing the problem of dishonest IME doctors than any lawyer in America.Sims teaches trial lawyers and psychologists across the U.S., and has taught Grand Rounds for the University of Florida College of Medicine in the Forensic Psychiatry Department.