No sales agenda. No pitch. No obligation.
A focused 20–30 minute session designed for your team.
Leave with the PI Documentation Playbook + optional certified provider reference list.
The documentation system that controls case outcomes—explained clearly.
PI attorneys · case managers · paralegals · litigation teams handling soft-tissue auto injury cases.
Soft-tissue auto injury documentation—the area where case value most often leaks before negotiation even begins.
Soft-tissue cases are routinely reduced at settlement—not because liability is weak, but because the medical file is missing specific documentation elements that carriers expect to see. The gap isn't legal strategy. It's documentation architecture.
Many firms discover the problem far too late in the process: offers come back reduced, it's unclear exactly why, and the medical record is already set. There's no opportunity to go back and build what was missing from the beginning.
Settlement offers return lower than expected, with no clear explanation from the carrier.
Without a documentation framework, identifying exactly where value leaked is nearly impossible.
By the time reduction patterns emerge, the medical file is closed—and the opportunity to correct it has passed.
ISPPROJECT.org exists to help law firms identify these gaps early—and prevent avoidable settlement reductions going forward.
We provide a 1-on-1 educational training session designed specifically for attorneys and case management teams. This is not a webinar, not a group seminar, and not a vendor presentation. It is a direct, focused conversation built around your firm's caseload and documentation needs.
A straightforward educational session focused on one goal: helping your firm understand what defensible soft-tissue documentation looks like—before reductions occur. Practical, immediately applicable, and completely at no cost.
The session covers the full documentation system used to build soft-tissue medical narratives that hold up under carrier scrutiny, deposition, and trial. Each element is designed to be immediately applicable to how your case management team evaluates and oversees medical records.
The specific categories that directly control soft-tissue case outcomes—and how carriers evaluate each one.
The key leverage points where settlement value is built or lost in the medical record.
What must be proven first, in what order, and why—to establish a defensible injury narrative.
The documentation elements specifically designed to prevent carrier-driven reductions before negotiation.
The complete framework used to construct medical narratives that are consistent, credible, and litigation-ready.
Every attendee receives practical, ready-to-use materials that extend the value of the session well beyond the Zoom call. These are not marketing brochures—they are operational references built for the way litigation teams actually work.
A step-by-step reference outlining the complete documentation strategy used to support a consistent 3-to-1 injury-to-award ratio on legitimate soft-tissue cases. Built for case managers and attorneys to use as an internal standard for evaluating medical records at every stage of the case.
A curated reference list of physicians independently certified in this documentation system—available for firms that want access to providers already trained to document at this level. No obligation to use any provider. The education stands entirely on its own.
This documentation framework was developed and taught by Dr. Paul May, a nationally recognized PI documentation educator with extensive hands-on experience in documentation systems, narrative reporting, depositions, and trial delivery. The system was not built in a classroom—it was refined through real cases, real carriers, and real courtrooms.
When this system is followed correctly, the documented record shows zero trial losses.
A consistent 3-to-1 injury-to-award ratio on legitimate soft-tissue cases following the full framework.
Dr. May's framework gives law firms a concrete, repeatable standard—one that carriers, opposing counsel, and juries have encountered and respected. This is not opinion-based guidance. It is a documented system with a verifiable track record.
This session is designed for firms that are serious about documentation quality and want to stop leaving case value on the table due to preventable gaps in the medical record. If soft-tissue auto injury is part of your practice, this framework belongs in your case management process.
Firms that regularly handle soft-tissue auto injury cases and want fewer documentation-driven settlement reductions.
Teams that want a clear internal standard defining what "good documentation" actually means—and how to apply it case by case.
Practices that want case managers and paralegals equipped with a defensible framework they can apply immediately during medical oversight.
We understand that law firms approach new resources with healthy skepticism. The questions below address the most common concerns directly and honestly.
No. There is no pitch, no pricing discussion, and nothing to buy. The session is purely educational and is designed around your firm's documentation needs—not a product or service offering.
Our educational work is supported by healthcare providers who want law firms to have access to up-to-date documentation strategies that protect case value. There is no obligation tied to that support. Funding does not influence the content of the session.
No. The education stands entirely on its own. Any provider decisions are always made independently by each firm, based on that firm's own criteria and relationships.
No—this is practical operational education, not CLE credit. It is designed to improve how your team evaluates and oversees medical documentation, not to fulfill bar requirements.
We're happy to provide materials after the session is complete. The session is specifically designed to connect the framework so the playbook is immediately actionable—rather than a document you receive without context.
If your firm handles soft-tissue PI cases, this session will give you and your team a fundamentally clearer view of where settlement reductions actually originate—and what your firm can do right now to prevent them.
Understand exactly which gaps in the medical record create carrier leverage at settlement.
Learn which documentation categories carry the most weight—and how to ensure they're present in every file.
Walk away with a framework your case management team can apply before negotiation—not after the fact.
20–30 minutes · 1-on-1 Zoom · No cost · No obligation · No sales agenda
ISPPROJECT.org is an educational resource. Content is informational and does not constitute legal advice. Provider decisions are always made independently by each firm. This session is designed to educate, not to direct or influence clinical or legal decisions.
ISPPROJECT.org (Injury Settlement Protection Project) is a free educational resource for personal injury law firms—built to help attorneys and case managers stay current on research, testing, and documentation strategies that support soft-tissue cases under scrutiny.