From merit screen to trial testimony.
Every engagement is scoped to what the matter actually requires. Nothing is padded, and the honest assessment comes first.
Case Screening & Merit Review
Before you invest in a case, an early and candid read on whether the emergency care fell below the standard of care. If the medicine does not support the claim, you will hear that directly.
- Verbal merit assessment
- Key issues identified
- Honest go / no-go guidance
Medical Record Analysis
A complete, chronological review of the chart (triage, nursing documentation, physician notes, orders, imaging, labs, timestamps, consults, and disposition), reconstructing what was known and when.
- Full timeline reconstruction
- Documentation gap analysis
- Standard-of-care assessment
Written Expert Reports
Clear, well-organized reports that state the applicable standard of care, the relevant facts, and the reasoning that connects them, written to withstand opposing scrutiny.
- Rule-compliant reports
- Clearly stated opinions
- Cited clinical reasoning
Deposition Testimony
Prepared, measured deposition testimony that stays anchored to the record and does not overreach, the kind that holds up when tested.
- Thorough preparation
- Composed under cross
- Consistent with the report
Trial Testimony
Testimony that translates complex emergency medicine into plain, credible language a jury can follow, authoritative without being condescending.
- Jury-ready explanations
- Demonstrative support
- Calm, credible delivery
Standard-of-Care Consultation
Ongoing consultation on emergency department decision-making, triage, disposition, documentation, EMTALA, APP supervision, and systems-level issues throughout the life of the case.
- Strategy support
- Deposition question prep
- Rebuttal analysis
Clear, objective opinions designed to withstand careful scrutiny.
Credibility is the whole point. An opinion that cannot withstand scrutiny is worth nothing to your case.
Anchored to the record
Every opinion traces back to a specific fact, note, or timestamp in the chart.
Standard of care at the time
Care is judged on the information available then, not with hindsight.
No overreach
Opinions stay within emergency medicine and within what the evidence supports.
Consistent throughout
Report, deposition, and trial testimony tell one coherent story.
Straightforward from the first email.
Initial Contact
Send a brief description of the matter and jurisdiction. I confirm availability and screen for conflicts, typically within one business day.
Preliminary Review
After a signed engagement, I review the core records and provide an honest, verbal assessment of the merits.
Formal Analysis
I complete a thorough record analysis and, when appropriate, a written report stating the standard of care and my opinions.
Testimony
I prepare for and provide deposition and trial testimony that stays clear, measured, and grounded in the evidence.
Ready to scope an engagement?
Tell us about the matter and the deadline. You'll get a clear sense of fit, availability, and next steps quickly.