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Ten years in clinical practice. Then law school, graduating first in her class. Then a decade on the attorney side, reading what lawyers say about expert reports when the expert is not in the room. Tracy tells clinicians what that room actually says, and how to write the report that gets them called again.
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Top ICONIC 100 Women to Watch Honoree
The ICONIC Woman Magazine, September 2026
A lawyer almost never tells an expert what was wrong with the report. They just stop calling. Tracy has spent ten years as the person they tell. She founded Med Legal Pro, the firm that sources, screens and trains medical experts for attorneys on both sides of medical malpractice, personal injury, nursing home and wrongful death cases, and then built the National Expert Academy to teach clinicians the standard those attorneys apply without saying it out loud.
Her talks are built from real attorney feedback on real expert reports, with the names taken out. Your members leave able to spot the words that read as doubt on paper, the difference between being right and proving causation, and the habits that keep an expert on the list. She teaches. She does not pitch from the podium.
Check Tracy’s availabilityFor nurses, physicians and expert witnesses. Why attorneys go quiet without saying why, what they look for in the first page, and the report habits that keep an expert on the list.
For clinical and expert audiences. Clinical training rewards keeping options open. Legal writing punishes it. “Possibly” and “could have” in your own name, and what to write instead.
For legal nurse consultants. The difference in role and exposure, what goes on an expert CV and what comes off, and a report structure that holds up.
For clinicians curious about legal work. The same finding written two ways, the clinical sentence and the legal one, and why fluency in both languages is the whole business.
For professional and association audiences. What AI does well in medical-legal work, where it creates risk, and the guardrails that keep an opinion defensible.
Tracy hosts Statutes & Stethoscopes, so she knows how to give a host a good hour. She brings straight answers on what expert witness work actually pays, why good clinicians write reports that get them dropped, and the career move from bedside to the legal side. Good fits: nursing, physician, physician finance, legal, women in business and career change shows.
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