08/28/2026
There are not many people who can tell you what a nursing progress note actually means AND explain why it matters to your case strategy.
I can.
My background is a little unconventional, and I think that is exactly the point. I am a Registered Nurse with specialized training in psychiatric and behavioral health, which means I read medical records the way a clinician does, not the way a layperson guesses. Layer on top of that a collegiate foundation in Criminal Justice and Psychology, and you have someone who genuinely speaks both languages, clinical and legal, without losing anything in translation.
I have worked across psychiatric health, substance abuse, home health, and geriatrics. I am a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant and a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse. When a case involves complex behavioral health documentation, medication histories, or nursing standard-of-care questions, that is not unfamiliar territory for me. That is my territory.
And here is the part attorneys tend to appreciate most: I bring objectivity. My role is not to advocate for an outcome. It is to give you an accurate, unbiased clinical picture so you can build the strongest case possible with the facts in front of you.
Whether your case involves criminal defense, medical malpractice, or personal injury, I work remotely with legal teams nationwide from my base in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
If you are ready to have a medical insider in your corner, visit www.riordanrnexpert.com or reach out at [email protected] to schedule a consultation.