Board-certified adult and pediatric neurology expertise for attorneys, insurers, and litigation teams throughout California.
what we offer
Each engagement is scoped individually and confirmed in a written engagement letter before work begins. Please contact our office to discuss your case.
Causation · Standard of Care · Neurological Opinion
Impartial neurological expert opinions for personal injury, medical malpractice, TBI, epilepsy, stroke, headache disorders, and related neurological matters. Available for both plaintiff and defense counsel.
Defense IME · Personal Injury Neurological Evaluation
Comprehensive neurological evaluation for personal injury, auto accident, premises liability, and civil litigation. Includes face-to-face examination, record review, and a detailed written report with causation and impairment opinion.
Causation Analysis · Medical Chronology · Case Screening
In-depth neurological review of medical records for pre-litigation screening, causation determination, and attorney deposition preparation. Deliverables include written summary, chronology, or causation opinion letter.
Neurological Science Education · Strategy · Cross-Exam Prep
Consultative sessions to prepare attorneys on neurological issues, identify weaknesses in opposing expert reports, and develop cross-examination strategy. Available in-person or by secure video conference.
Future Medical Costs · TBI · Stroke · Epilepsy · Prognosis
Detailed neurological input for life care plans addressing future medical needs, treatment costs, long-term prognosis, and assistive care requirements for catastrophic neurological injuries.
Law Firm & Insurance Defense Retainer Programs
Preferred-rate agreements for law firms and insurance carriers requiring regular neurological consultation across multiple active cases. Includes priority scheduling and monthly consolidated billing.
neurological expertise
We provide neurological expert opinions across a broad range of clinical areas relevant to personal injury and civil litigation throughout California.
Mild, moderate, and severe TBI; concussion, post-concussive syndrome, and post-traumatic neurological sequelae.
Post-traumatic epilepsy, first seizure evaluation, antiseizure medication issues, and seizure disorder causation analysis.
Post-traumatic headache, chronic migraine (including Botox-treated), new daily persistent headache, and medication-overuse headache.
Causation analysis, standard of care in acute stroke management, delayed diagnosis, and long-term neurological deficit evaluation.
Peripheral nerve injury from trauma, motor vehicle accident neurology, and causation linking injury to radiculopathic symptoms.
Childhood epilepsy, neurodevelopmental disorders, birth-related neurological injury, and pediatric TBI — rare dual adult/pediatric certification.
Dementia evaluation, capacity and competency opinions, and correlation of neuropsychological findings with structural brain pathology.
Post-traumatic tremor, drug-induced movement disorders, Parkinson's disease evaluation, and medication causation analysis.
how it works
Every medical-legal engagement follows a structured, predictable workflow. From initial case review to final report delivery, we keep attorneys and their clients informed at every stage.
Contact our office by phone or email with a brief case summary. We confirm neurological relevance and the absence of any conflict of interest.
A retention agreement and fee schedule are provided. A retainer payment is required before any records are reviewed or work commences.
Submit medical records, imaging, prior expert reports, and discovery documents via secure electronic transfer or overnight mail. Page counts are verified on receipt.
Face-to-face examination (IME) or records-only review is completed. Standard report turnaround is 10–15 business days; rush delivery available.
A comprehensive, defensible written report is delivered. Addenda or supplemental reports can be issued upon receipt of new records or new questions.
Available for deposition and trial testimony. All preparation time is billed at the applicable hourly rate, with a two-hour minimum for depositions.