Check the engagement scope
Confirm the licensed user, intended work product and permitted use before applying proprietary materials. Refer questions beyond the license or professional role to the appropriate reviewer.
Knowledge vs accountability
Certification and licensing are two different things
An attorney who retains a licensed user relies on a methodology that produces the same result no matter who applies it. Licensing is what makes that promise enforceable.
Knowledge
Certification
- Learn the Lexcura methodology
- Understand the seven pillars in sequence
- Complete the training exercises
- Pass the certification examination
- Earn the LCCIA credential
Accountability
Licensing
- Apply the methodology professionally
- Produce Lexcura-compliant work product
- Follow governance standards
- Maintain authorization requirements
- Operate as an Authorized Licensee
Licensing pathways
Three pathways. One standard.
An individual is not held to a lighter standard than an enterprise, and a firm may not adapt the methodology because it has more people.
Individual License
For independent professional use. A licensee who takes cases directly and is personally accountable for every report issued under their name.
Firm License
For multi-user deployment inside a litigation firm or medical-legal practice, so a team applies one model to one standard across a shared caseload.
Enterprise License
For organization-wide implementation and governance in health systems, insurers and large organizations reviewing adverse events, claims or investigations.
Professional application
Using the Model in professional practice
Authorization focuses on how work is prepared, checked and communicated. The practical responsibilities below support the existing scope and governance standards.
Make findings traceable
Keep source citations, record limitations and contradictory evidence alongside the analysis. Another reviewer should be able to check a material statement against the original record.
Separate organization from clinical judgment
Trained analysts organize records, build timelines and check citations under clinical supervision. Clinical findings are made or verified by clinicians holding an active registered nurse license or a higher clinical license.
Prepare the report for review
Distinguish documented facts, interpretations and unresolved questions. Check the report against the applicable Lexcura standards before communicating the work product to counsel.
Scope of authorization
Where a license reaches—and where it stops
Litigation support
- Case screening
- Chronology development
- Clinical Intelligence analysis
- Standard of care review
- Causation assessment
Claims evaluation
- Plaintiff case review
- Defense case review
- Mass tort screening
- Portfolio assessment
Risk management
- Internal investigations
- Adverse event review
- Sentinel event analysis
- Quality improvement review
Not authorized
- Providing legal advice
- Practicing medicine
- Guaranteeing case outcomes
- Working outside the scope of training
- Reaching unsupported conclusions or ignoring contradictory evidence
- Training non-licensed users or sharing proprietary templates
- Creating derivative methodologies or using Lexcura branding without authorization
- Deploying the methodology beyond the license scope
Consequences of misuse
- License suspension
- License revocation
- Loss of certification privileges
- Removal from the authorized user registry
- Intellectual property enforcement
Consequences escalate with the seriousness of the conduct.
The curriculum
Eight modules from standards to authorization
Licensing Authorization Capstone
Knowledge, application, judgment—then authorization
The capstone is not a memory test. It shows whether you can apply the methodology independently, consistently and professionally.
Part 1
Knowledge Examination
25%
Part 2
Comprehensive Case Review
40%
Part 3
Attorney Communication
20%
Part 4
Operational Decision-Making
15%
90–100%
Authorized Lexcura Clinical Intelligence Licensee
85–89%
Authorized with minor remediation
Below 85%
Remediation required before authorization
Fees
What licensing costs
Licensing is a separate authorization beyond the LCCIA credential, and certification must be completed first.
$12,500
Initial license
Licensed Use Authorization
Apply the seven-pillar methodology in real cases under the Lexcura name—as an individual, firm or enterprise.
$4,500
Every year
Annual renewal
Keeps the authorization current and the licensee on the authorized user registry.
$995
If required
Certification Refresher
Required before licensing when certification was completed more than 24 months ago.
Questions
Before you apply
Ready to move from credential to authorization?
Licensing is open to LCCIA-certified professionals. Contact our team to confirm your pathway and next steps.
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