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Legal Malpractice – Duty of Care Expert Witness
Review Fee $875/hrDeposition Fee $875/hrCourt Fee $875/hrThis highly experienced attorney and academic currently serves as a named Professor of Law and Special Counsel to the President at a large state university in Nevada. Previously, she was the Dean and a Professor of Law at the University of Houston, as well as the Dean and a Professor of Law at the University of Nebraska. The expert earned her J.D. from Stanford Law School and began her career in the Bankruptcy and Workouts Group with Morrison & Foerster before entering academia as an Assistant/Associate Professor at The Ohio State University College of Law. The expert specializes in professional ethics, corporate governance, and bankruptcy. She has published numerous works and is a frequent speaker, including a presentation delivered at the National Association of Estate Planner's 52nd Annual Conference on ethical behavior. In addition to her role as a Professor, she remains active as an expert witness and consultant.
Named Professor of Law & Special Counsel to the President, A Large Law School in Nevada
Juris Doctor (JD), Stanford Law School
Las Vegas,
Nevada
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What Can a Malpractice Expert Witness Opine On?
Medical Chart Review
Analyzing patient records for accuracy.
Standard of Care Evaluation
Assessing practices against medical guidelines.
Expert Opinion Development
Formulating insights on medical practices.
Case Analysis
Investigating details to identify malpractice.
Patient Interview
Gathering firsthand accounts of incidents.
Report Compilation
Documenting findings and conclusions.
FAQs for Malpractice Expert Witnesses
What is a malpractice expert witness?
A malpractice expert witness is a medical or legal professional who explains whether care met accepted standards. They assist by reviewing records, giving opinions, testifying, and clarifying complex issues.
What types of cases can a malpractice expert witness opine on?
A malpractice expert witness opines on medical, legal, dental, nursing, hospital, surgical, diagnostic, pharmaceutical, and professional negligence and standard-of-care cases.
How can a malpractice expert witness support standard-of-care breach analysis?
A malpractice expert witness supports standard-of-care breach analysis by comparing the provider’s actions to accepted medical standards and explaining deviations that caused patient harm.
What qualifications should a malpractice expert witness have for complex medical litigation?
A malpractice expert witness for complex medical litigation should be a board-certified physician with relevant specialty experience, active clinical practice, and prior expert testimony experience.
How does a malpractice expert witness assist with causation and damages assessment?
A malpractice expert witness explains how the provider’s actions caused the injury and calculates damages by analyzing medical records, standards of care, and long‑term impacts.
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