Learn how injury findings are evaluated once care is complete—and how documentation can support claim value, negotiation, and attorney strategy.
Most chiropractors focus on delivering excellent care.
Attorneys expect that.
What separates one P.I. doctor from another happens after treatment ends—when documentation is reviewed to determine whether injury impact has been translated into defensible, present-value terms that will hold up once negotiation begins. This process is rarely explained to doctors, yet it plays a central role in referrals and long-term relationships.
Whether documentation supports non-economic damages
Whether bills face resistance or reduction
Whether an attorney views a doctor as a strategic asset—or just a provider
Once you master this, attorneys stop seeing you as just a treating physician and start seeing you as their case-building partner.
No provider is expected to produce case-strengthening evidence attorneys trust on their own. Attorneys are frustrated — and they’re actively searching for doctors who get it.
Insurers are undervaluing claims more than ever with AI and other tort reforms. Attorneys need stronger clinical evidence to defend fair payouts. Every gap in documentation means lower settlements, longer case cycles, and fewer trusted partnerships between attorneys and examiners.
Most providers still rely on basic, “Medicare-style” exams that don’t hold up in personal injury litigation — leaving attorneys without the proof they need. These generic reports fail to capture the biomechanics, mechanism of injury, and causation details that win cases — the very data points your CPIE certification teaches you to deliver.
That’s why most chiropractors never make an attorney’s referral list — their reports just don’t stand out in court. In a crowded PI market, attorneys only refer to doctors whose documentation earns respect from insurance adjusters and opposing counsel alike.
This streaming changes that. It trains you to produce forensic-level documentation with 3 new services that bill at $1,600+ and attorneys trust—so you become their go-to referral, not another overlooked provider.
The Certified Personal Injury Examiner (CPIE) program is an educational framework designed to help chiropractors align clinical documentation with how attorneys actually evaluate cases after treatment ends.
Understanding attorney-side review criteria
Translating injury effects into functional and valuation-relevant context
Supporting litigation strategy without changing how you practice
Strengthening credibility in post-treatment case review
Clinical Positioning
Includes Automated Impairment Support: We provide the tools that turn clinical findings into the data attorneys need, automatically.
It’s about repositioning yourself beyond competing providers—with tools and perspective that help attorneys close cases more effectively, protect claim value, and improve outcomes for their clients—while being understood and relied upon for that unique contribution by the attorneys you already work with, and opening doors to new referral relationships over time.
Through CPIE training, doctors gain clarity around:
How attorneys assess P.I. documentation once care is complete
Where claim value is commonly reduced—even in well-treated cases
You’ll deploy guided trauma inventories that evaluate injury impact far beyond standard S.O.A.P. notes.
What makes documentation useful during negotiation and mediation
How to support non-economic damages responsibly and credibly
CPIE is designed for:
Chiropractors involved in personal injury cases
Doctors working with plaintiff attorneys
Practices focused on long-term referral relationships
Clinicians who want to understand the litigation side of their work
It is not positioned as a marketing shortcut or a referral guarantee.
Featured in Attorney at Law Magazine.
Backed by a Shark Tank original.
Already used to help attorneys recover $30,000–$50,000 more on Minor Injury Soft-tissue (MIST) cases.
Q: Do I need to know impairment math?”
A: No — we created a system that automates the hard work in seconds. You’ll learn how to use it, not how to reinvent it.
Q: Will attorneys really care?”
A: Yes — attorneys are already telling us CPIE reports are the only documentation that survives insurers tactics, AI, adjusters and tort reform scrutiny.
Reach up to 100 plaintiff firms weekly—with analytics included.
Most chiropractors don’t need more “marketing.” They need consistent, professional visibility with the plaintiff firms in their own demographic.
That’s why we created the Attorney Outreach Engine—a done-for-you weekly system available exclusively to CPIE members.
Member Exclusive Pricing
*CPIE membership required for access.
Who This Is For: CPIE doctors who want to build attorney visibility steadily, professionally, and measurably—without spending their own time chasing attention.
Don’t get left behind while other chiropractors step into attorney referrals.
Spots are limited.
Register today to secure your CPIE Certification training and start building attorney referral networks immediately.