Vermont
Dr. Brooke T. Mossman has over 45 years of experience in Environmental Toxicology and Pathology. She earned her MS in Physiology and Biophysics at the University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine and her PhD in Cellular Biology from the University of Vermont. Formerly, this expert served as the Director of the Environmental Pathology Program at the University of Vermont, and as a Professor of...
A laboratory medicine expert witness provides insight into lab procedures, results interpretation, and quality control. They can testify on issues related to clinical pathology, toxicology, and molecular diagnostics.
Cases involving medical malpractice, drug testing, genetic disorders, infectious diseases, or any case where lab results are crucial may require a laboratory medicine expert witness.
They can review lab reports, assess if proper procedures were followed, evaluate the accuracy of test results, and determine if errors contributed to patient harm.
Yes, subspecialties include clinical chemistry, hematology, immunology, microbiology, and transfusion medicine. The right expert depends on the specifics of your case.
Absolutely. These experts can evaluate the accuracy of drug tests, adherence to testing protocols, and interpret results in the context of potential false positives or negatives.
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