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Medical‑School Cases • Education Law Support
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High‑stakes medical‑school cases, handled with precision—built for counsel, not DIY.

We help attorneys prosecute, mediate, and resolve complex disputes with medical schools—transcripts, dismissals, accommodations, accreditation, Title IV/SAP, and more—by delivering regulator‑caliber research, drafts, and exhibits under your direction.

Counsel‑only workflow Bates‑indexed exhibits Mediator‑ready packets
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⏱️ Typical scoping call in 2 business days • Emergency timelines on request
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OCR Mediation Strategy
Mediator‑ready term sheets and parallel private‑settlement drafts aligned to DOE/OCR structures.
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Regulatory Evidence Pack
Citable references (Title IV/SAP, FERPA/GLBA, accreditation) mapped to facts and chronology.
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Record Audit
Transcript/rotation audits; curriculum sequencing gaps summarized in plain English.
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Data & Privacy Hygiene
Secure handling, redaction workflows, and least‑necessary‑disclosure checklists for counsel.
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OCR Mediation Strategy
Matter‑specific strategy memos, mediator‑ready term sheets, and parallel private‑settlement drafts.
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Regulatory Evidence Pack
Title IV/SAP, FERPA/GLBA, accreditation standards mapped to exhibits—Bates‑indexed.
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Forensic Academic Record Audit
Transcript and evaluation review; rotation scheduling analysis and policy variance flags.
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Damages & Remedies Modeling
Economic/educational loss modeling, reimbursement scenarios, timelines, and monitoring plans.
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Data & Privacy Hygiene
Secure protocols for student records; redaction and access‑control checklists.
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Attorney‑First Collaboration
We work through your firm and follow your privilege, security, and communication protocols.

Where we’re most useful

We specialize in medical‑school fact patterns where regulatory text, accreditation policy, and clinical‑education logistics intersect. Common matter profiles include:

Wrongful or retaliatory dismissal Accommodation/ADA process failures Transcript irregularities & record correction Title IV/SAP & financial‑aid compliance Accreditation/policy violations & curriculum gaps Clinical rotation disruption & scheduling harm Privacy & data‑handling (FERPA/GLBA) ECFMG/USMLE timeline obstacles

Attorney‑first workflow

  1. Conflict check and scoping call (30–45 min). Objectives, deadlines, privilege protocols.
  2. Evidence intake: chronology, policies, correspondence, exhibits. Bates scheme and folder structure.
  3. Strategy memo: OCR path vs. private resolution vs. parallel tracks. Risk register, negotiation map.
  4. Mediator‑ready packet: executive summary, draft resolution language, remedies model, correction letters.
  5. Negotiation support: day‑of briefs, counter‑argument playbook, implementation checklists.

Standard Deliverables

Executive Summary (5–7 pages)
Negotiation Term Sheet (plain‑language + citations)
OCR Resolution Agreement clauses
Private Settlement framework (money + releases)
Damages schedule (assumptions & sources)
Compliance & monitoring plan (who/what/when)
Template letters: transcript, NSLDS/COD/SAP, ECFMG
Defenses & counter‑arguments playbook
Clause library for counsel
  • No waiver of federal rights (FCA/whistleblower preservation)
  • Government‑reporting carve‑out for confidential agency communications
  • Narrow confidentiality / non‑disparagement to protect disclosures
  • Record‑correction mechanics (transcript/NSLDS/COD/SAP)
  • Monitoring timelines tied to objective milestones
Risk & Ethics Flags (Read First)

• MedRise is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We support licensed counsel under your direction.

• We recommend written privilege and data‑security instructions from counsel at engagement start. We observe least‑necessary disclosure and redaction practices.

• We encourage preservation of statutory rights and narrowly drawn confidentiality. We flag provisions that may chill protected disclosures.

• Expert witnesses, if needed, are independent and retained by counsel. MedRise has no financial interest in expert selection.

Prompt library for counsel

Use these prompts in your drafting tools to accelerate preparation. All outputs must be reviewed by an attorney before use.

No‑Waiver + Reporting Carve‑Out
Draft resolution language preserving FCA/whistleblower rights, with a carve‑out for confidential agency communications and narrowed non‑disparagement.
Damages & Remedies Model
Clean schedule of tuition/fee reimbursement, credential repair (transcript, NSLDS/COD), academic corrections, clinical remediation, and milestones.
Record Correction Playbook
Stepwise plan (registrar → dean → accreditation liaison → reporting) with draft letters, timelines, and fallback paths.
Attorney Packet

Scope options, sample deliverables, privilege/data protocols, and a draft SOW. Ready for your conflicts team.

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Introduce the matter

Share deadlines, goals, and a brief chronology. We’ll reply with a focused scoping plan and proposed deliverables.

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Counsel‑only intake • NDAs available
Is MedRise a law firm?
No. MedRise is a medical‑education strategy and analytics partner. We support licensed attorneys with research, drafting support, and expert coordination at counsel’s direction. Nothing here is legal advice.
How do you engage with counsel?
We can contract with the firm or the client (per counsel). We follow your privilege protocols, use your approved channels, and limit client communications to what you authorize.
Do you testify as experts?
MedRise does not provide expert testimony. If requested, we can identify independent physicians or higher‑ed policy experts for your separate retention. No financial interest in their selection.
Fees and billing?
Scoping consults are complimentary. Project work is fixed‑fee or capped hourly per SOW. We can stage deliverables around mediation schedules to manage spend.
Quick Matter Intake
Submitting doesn’t create an engagement. We’ll reply with next steps.
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