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Chronological medical summary
A dated timeline built from the whole production, exhibit-ready, with disputed and undisputed facts kept apart.
A chronology that blends what happened with what someone later said happened is worse than no chronology at all, because it hands opposing counsel a cross-examination. Nova builds the timeline in two tracks: what the contemporaneous record documents, and what is asserted or disputed about it.
The result reads clearly enough to attach to a demand letter, hold up as a mediation exhibit, and survive being blown up on a courtroom screen. Every entry cites its source page.
What is included
- Date- and time-stamped entries across every provider and facility
- Disputed and undisputed facts in separate tracks
- Bates citation on every entry
- Vital sign, medication, and intervention trends called out where they matter
- Formatted for demand letters, mediation binders, or trial exhibits