Occupational Medicine Expert Witnesses in Alabama
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Mr. Bill Garvin
Alabama
This expert earned his BS in watershed management at the University of Georgia, his MS in Hydrology at Oregon State University, and his MBA in industrial administration at Purdue University. He is a certified industrial hygienist and has 45 years of experience in areas such as exposure assessment and incident response. He is currently the president of an industrial hygiene consulting firm in...
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Dr. Bruce Walton Romeo, MD
Alabama
This expert has many years of experience in the field of internal medicine specializing in occupational medicine. He earned his BS in zoology from Duke University, his MPH from the University of Pittsburgh, and his MD from the University of South Alabama. This expert then completed an internal medicine residency at Carraway Methodist Medical Center. Formerly, this board-certified expert was a...
The Average Occupational Medicine Expert Witness
Charges $525 / Hour
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Deposition Fee
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Court Fee
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Occupational Medicine Expert Witness FAQs
An occupational medicine expert witness provides insight into cases involving workplace health and safety, workers' compensation, disability determination, and environmental exposures.
These experts are crucial in cases involving workplace injuries, toxic exposure, occupational diseases, fitness for work assessments, and disputes over workers' compensation.
Subspecialties include industrial hygiene, environmental medicine, toxicology, public health, and preventive medicine. Each has unique expertise to offer in specific case types.
They can provide critical insights into the potential health effects of exposure to certain substances, establish causation between exposure and illness, and assess compliance with safety regulations.
These experts can evaluate medical records and workplace conditions to determine if an injury or illness is work-related, which is key in resolving workers' compensation disputes.
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