Nutrition Expert Witnesses in Michigan
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Dr. Dana Dolinoy, MSc, PhD
Michigan
Dr. Dana C. Dolinoy has 14 years of experience in the field of Environmental Epigenetics. She earned her BA in Spanish, Environmental Sciences, and Policy from Duke University, her MSc in Environmental Health and Risk Management from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and her Ph.D. in Genetics and Genomics from the Duke University School of Medicine. She also completed a post-doctoral...
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The Average Nutrition Expert Witness
Charges $409 / Hour
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Review Fee
$350Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$425Fee info
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Court Fee
$450Fee info
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Nutrition Expert Witness FAQs
A nutrition expert witness provides specialized knowledge on dietary needs, food safety, and nutritional science. They can offer insight into cases involving malnutrition, diet-related illnesses, or food industry regulations.
Cases that may require a nutrition expert include medical malpractice suits, personal injury claims related to dietary advice, product liability cases for food manufacturers, and health claims disputes.
Yes, a nutrition expert witness can testify on the effects and implications of specific diets or supplements based on scientific research and their professional expertise.
Yes, subspecialties can include pediatric nutrition, sports nutrition, clinical nutrition, public health nutrition, and food safety among others. The choice depends on the case specifics.
A nutrition expert can evaluate the accuracy of nutritional information presented in labels or ads, assess compliance with regulatory standards, and determine if misleading claims have been made.
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