Immunology Expert Witnesses in North Carolina
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Pharmacy Expert Witness
North Carolina
This certified compounding pharmacist has received his training from a top pharmacy program and holds clinical and academic positions in his field at both pharmacy and medical schools. He has given invited lectures on compounding pharmacy, and has authored major publications on the topic. Furthermore, he has been in practice since 1977 and has owned a compounding-only pharmacy since 2003. He...
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Charges $500 / Hour
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Review Fee
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Deposition Fee
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Court Fee
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Immunology Expert Witness FAQs
An immunology expert witness provides specialized knowledge on the immune system, allergies, autoimmune diseases, and more. They can offer insights into medical malpractice cases, pharmaceutical litigation, or personal injury claims.
Immunology experts can assist with a wide range of cases including vaccine injuries, allergic reactions, autoimmune disorders, HIV/AIDS-related cases, and other conditions related to the immune system.
In medical malpractice cases, an immunology expert can review patient records, testify about standard care procedures, and determine if there was any deviation leading to harm.
Yes, there are several subspecialties such as allergy/immunology, clinical immunology, and immunopathology. The choice of expert depends on the specifics of the case.
An immunology expert can provide crucial insights into how vaccines interact with the immune system. They can explain adverse reactions and determine if a vaccine caused the injury.
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