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Average Clinical Neuropsychology Expert Witnesses Court Fees
$425/hr
Review Fee
$575/hr
Deposition Fee
$825/hr
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Clinical Neuropsychology Experts in Ohio
See more Clinical Neuropsychology Expert WitnessesThis qualified geriatric psychiatrist holds a Ph.D and M.S. in addition to his M.D. degree and is a member of such prestigious professional societies as the American Association of Clinical Research Professionals. He is highly published in his field and is involved with several grant funded research projects. He currently holds high ranking clinical and administrative position in geriatric psychiatry.
Medical Director, A Major Medical School in OH
Doctor of Medicine (MD), Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland,
Ohio
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What Can a Clinical Neuropsychology Expert Witness Opine On?
Cognitive Assessment
Evaluates cognitive functions and abilities.
Neuropsychological Testing
Assesses brain function through standardized tests.
Clinical Interviews
Gathers patient history and symptoms.
Behavioral Observations
Monitors and records patient behaviors.
Feedback Sessions
Discusses assessment results with patients.
Rehabilitation Planning
Creates strategies for cognitive improvement.
FAQs for Clinical Neuropsychology Expert Witnesses
What is the role of a clinical neuropsychology expert witness in legal proceedings?
A clinical neuropsychology expert witness provides insight into cognitive, behavioral, and emotional disorders related to brain function. They can help interpret complex medical data for the court.
In what types of cases might I need a clinical neuropsychology expert witness?
These experts are often needed in personal injury, medical malpractice, disability claims, competency evaluations, criminal cases involving mental health defenses, and more.
How can a clinical neuropsychology expert witness assist in traumatic brain injury cases?
They can provide assessments of cognitive functions post-injury, explain how the injury affects daily life, and offer opinions on prognosis and treatment options.
What subspecialties exist within clinical neuropsychology that an expert witness might focus on?
Subspecialties include pediatric neuropsychology, geriatric neuropsychology, forensic neuropsychology, and neurorehabilitation. Each focuses on different patient populations or settings.
Why is it important to have a clinical neuropsychology expert witness in cases involving dementia or Alzheimer's disease?
These experts can assess cognitive impairment levels, differentiate between various types of dementia, and provide evidence-based opinions on care needs and capacity issues.
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