How AI Can Help You Build Better Nursing Home Cases
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EST
1.2
CLE Credits (NJ)
Speaker:
Megan L. Whiteside, Esq.
Owner & Managing Attorney at Whiteside Legal, PLLC
Moderator:
John Blake
Co-Founder & VP of Revenue at Anytime AI
About the Webinar
What if you could screen cases faster, uncover stronger liability, and build higher-value nursing home cases without adding a single employee?
In this practical session, nursing home trial lawyer Megan Whiteside will demonstrate how she leverages AI’s specialized nursing home tools to do exactly that. Attendees will learn how to rapidly analyze thousands of pages of medical records, identify critical regulatory violations, prepare for more targeted depositions, and craft more compelling mediation statements, accomplishing in a fraction of the time what traditionally takes days or weeks.
Key Takeaways:
Rapidly screen and prioritize nursing home cases for viability and value
Analyze thousands of pages of medical records in minutes, not days
Uncover critical regulatory violations that strengthen liability arguments
Prepare sharper, more strategic deposition questioning
Build more persuasive mediation and demand statements
Increase case value without increasing headcount
Compete more effectively with defense firms already leveraging AI
Speaker Biography
Megan L. Whiteside, Esq. is a nationally recognized nursing home abuse and neglect trial lawyer, law firm owner, and frequent national speaker on trial advocacy, litigation strategy, and the future of plaintiff practice. She represents families harmed by nursing home abuse and neglect in Washington, DC and Maryland, and co-counsels with lawyers across the country to hold nursing home corporations accountable for profit-driven neglect.
Megan is active within the American Association for Justice Nursing Home Litigation Group and the Maryland Association for Justice’s Nursing Home Section, and she brings a unique strategic advantage from her prior experience working on the defense. In addition to trying cases, she speaks nationally on building higher-value cases more efficiently and using mindfulness to perform at the highest level in the courtroom.
As a mother of four, Megan deeply understands the profound bond between parents and their children. Her clients come to her after the devastating loss of a beloved parent, and she is deeply committed to fighting for justice when nursing homes violate the trust families place in them and cause preventable harm.