New York
This expert has presented at a national conference and his research in hearing conservation was published in the peer review journal, "Noise and Health". He has experience treating a diversity of patients, working in hospitals, ENT offices and private practices. He is skilled in comprehensive audiological evaluations, vestibular and neuro-audiological testing as well as hearing aid evaluations...
Specialties:
A hearing loss expert witness provides specialized knowledge on audiology, hearing disorders, and related treatments. They can offer insights on causation, standard of care, damages, and other key issues.
Cases involving workplace noise exposure, medical malpractice, personal injury, product liability (e.g., defective ear protection), or disability claims often require a hearing loss expert witness.
In medical malpractice cases, they can assess whether appropriate care was given, if negligence occurred during treatment or diagnosis of a hearing condition, and the impact of such negligence.
Yes, these include pediatric audiology, cochlear implants, tinnitus management, vestibular disorders, and auditory processing disorders. The right subspecialty depends on the case specifics.
An experienced forensic consultant understands legal procedures and standards for evidence. They can deliver clear, concise testimony and withstand cross-examination effectively.
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