Gastroenterology Expert Witnesses in Connecticut
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Dr. Michael Ebright, MD
Connecticut
Restaurant Operations Expert Witness
Connecticut
Robert Marcarelli is a well-known and respected chef, manager and restaurant consultant known throughout the Connecticut area. He has over fifteen years of hands-on business experience in restaurants, retail, catering, and the hospitality industry and over 20 years in business management. Robert’s experiences of working in the front and back of the house are what give him the competitive edge...
The Average Gastroenterology Expert Witness
Charges $717 / Hour
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Review Fee
$575Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$725Fee info
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Court Fee
$850Fee info
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Gastroenterology Expert Witness FAQs
A gastroenterology expert witness is a medical professional who provides specialized testimony or consultation in legal cases involving gastrointestinal diseases, conditions, and treatments.
They can assist with cases involving colonoscopies, endoscopies, liver disease, inflammatory bowel disease, gastrointestinal surgery complications, and more.
They can provide insight into standard care practices, interpret medical records, explain complex medical concepts to the jury, and testify on the cause of injuries or illness.
Yes, there are several subspecialties including hepatology (liver), pancreaticobiliary (pancreas and bile ducts), and pediatric gastroenterology.
An IBD specialist can provide crucial insights into the diagnosis and treatment standards for conditions like Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, which could be pivotal in malpractice cases.
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