Neuropsychiatry Expert Witnesses in Ohio
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Neuropsychiatry Geriatric and Forensic Psychiatry Expert Witness
Ohio
This qualified geriatric psychiatrist holds a Ph.D and M.S. in addition to his M.D. degree and is a member of such prestigious professional societies as the American Association of Clinical Research Professionals. He is highly published in his field and is involved with several grant funded research projects. He currently holds high ranking clinical and administrative position in geriatric...
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The Average Neuropsychiatry Expert Witness
Charges $575 / Hour
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Review Fee
$450Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$575Fee info
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Court Fee
$700Fee info
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Neuropsychiatry Expert Witness FAQs
A neuropsychiatry expert witness provides insight into cases involving mental health disorders, brain injuries, and neurological conditions. They can clarify complex medical issues for the court.
Neuropsychiatry experts are often needed in personal injury, malpractice, disability claims, criminal cases involving mental health defenses, and competency evaluations.
Subspecialties include behavioral neurology, geriatric psychiatry, forensic neuropsychiatry, and child & adolescent neuropsychiatry. Each has unique expertise.
A neuropsychiatrist can explain how TBI affects cognitive function and behavior, interpret medical records, assess damages, and provide evidence-based opinions on causation.
These experts can help determine if the condition affected the individual's decision-making capacity at the time of events under scrutiny, which is crucial in such cases.
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