Precision OT Network Information

Most of a PI case is built on objective evidence: diagnosis, bills, wage loss, and future costs. The exception is daily-life impact, where attorneys often rely on self-report, collateral narratives, and treating notes not designed for litigation. When the record doesn’t capture day-to-day reality, key functional facts get missed and real impact is easier to dismiss as “subjective.” Through our Data of Daily Life™ protocol, occupational therapists deliver structured, corroborated functional findings mapped to damages, built to hold up under scrutiny.