Horse racing, and the equine auctions they entail, is a 400 billion-dollar industry that continues to grow (according to GlobeNewswire). But unlike human sports, we do not always know when underlying health issues or injuries could put a racehorse at risk. For this reason, horse racing authorities and equine auctions alike will generally conduct physicals on their horses to ensure all is in order.
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When instituting a claim in medical malpractice and personal injury cases, many jurisdictions first require securing an expert’s certification. This legal document goes by a variety of names, sometimes referred to as a certificate of merit or an expert witness certificate. Its purpose is to verify the legitimacy of the medical basis for the legal claim. Courts use these to screen out frivolous lawsuits, avoiding unnecessary waste of the courts' resources.
Medical images have become an increasingly common part of medical examinations and diagnoses. It should then come as no surprise that medical images are playing a more important role in legal trials involving personal injuries, medical malpractice and sometimes criminal law.
