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Douglas F Watt (Clinic for Cognitive Disorders)

I am a senior clinical Neuropsychologist, presently on the faculty of the Boston University School of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, and the Boston Institute for the Study of Violence. I have been Director and Chief of two Clinical Neuropsychology/Psychology... Learn More ›

David E. Hartman PhD MS ABN ABPP (Medical and Forensic Neuropsychology [cell phone contact may provide more rapid response, see phone numbers below])

David E. Hartman PhD. MS ABN ABPP is an internationally known, board-certified neuropsychologist and clinical psychologist whose office is in Chicago, Illinois. In addition to being a licensed doctoral level health practitioner, Dr. Hartman has a Master's... Learn More ›

Ronald H. Roberts, PhD, ABPP

Dr. Roberts has been working in the field of psychology for 49 years. He has been practicing forensic psychology and neuropsychology for 39 years and has been involved in over 4500 forensic cases. He has testified in over 450 depositions and over 100... Learn More ›

Stephen E. Francis, PhD ABN FACPN (Stephen E. Francis, PhD)

Extensive experience as an expert witness and an independent medical examiner in personal injury and workers' compensation cases. More than 20 years devoted to the clinical assessment and treatment of chronic pain, emotional disorders including PTSD,... Learn More ›

Elite Medical Experts

Location: Multiple Locations

Areas of Expertise: Elite Medical Experts is a physician-based firm specializing exclusively in medical litigation. Our one goal is to align top-tier university professors with the legal community. We secure experts for medical litigation from every medical and surgical speciality.

Neuropsychology FAQs

What is a neuropsychology expert witness?

A neuropsychology expert witness is a professional who can provide testimony about the effects of a brain injury, psychological disorder, or other condition on an individual’s behavior, among other topics.

What is the role of a neuropsychology expert witness?

A neuropsychology expert witness provides testimony on the relationship between brain function and behavior in legal cases.

How much can a person make as a neuropsychology expert witness?

Neuropsychology expert witnesses can earn anywhere from $200 to $400 per hour, or more in some cases. The expert and retaining attorney will negotiate the fee.

What are the qualifications of a neuropsychology expert witness?

A neuropsychology expert witness should be a licensed neuropsychologist with specialized training and experience in the assessment and treatment of brain and nervous system disorders, and possess knowledge of brain-behavior relationships.

What type of evidence is reviewed in a lawsuit by a neuropsychology expert witness?

A neuropsychology expert witness reviews various types of evidence such as medical records, test results, and witness statements to provide an opinion on the plaintiff's cognitive and behavioral functioning.

In what type of cases might expert testimony be heard from a neuropsychology expert witness?

Neuropsychology expert witnesses may provide testimony in cases involving brain injuries, cognitive impairments, mental health disorders, and other conditions that affect brain function and behavior.

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