Common questions from attorneys and organizations considering an engagement.
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We accept engagements nationwide and are currently licensed and/or qualified to testify in [State, State, State]. If your matter is in a different jurisdiction, contact us — pro hac vice qualification is often possible.
Yes. Each case is evaluated on its medical merits independent of which side retains us. We disclose our engagement history on request and maintain a conflict-check process before accepting any matter.
Fees are hourly and vary by activity — record review, written report preparation, deposition, and trial testimony are billed at separate rates. A signed retainer agreement and initial deposit are required before work begins. Contact us for the current fee schedule.
Most case reviews are completed within 2–4 weeks of receiving complete records, depending on volume and complexity. Expedited review is available for time-sensitive matters at an adjusted rate.
Typically the complete medical record relevant to the claim: office notes, operative reports, imaging (with actual films/DICOM where possible, not just reports), pathology, and any relevant prior treatment history. We'll provide a specific checklist once engaged.
Both. We routinely provide deposition and live or remote trial testimony, and calendar availability is confirmed at the start of an engagement so scheduling conflicts are identified early.
Yes. Neurosurgery consulting and educational services are offered independent of any legal matter — for example, hospital quality review, program development, or trial-prep style seminars for a firm's associates. See our Services page for details.