Clinical neuropsychology expert witnesses assess how brain injuries, neurological disease, or developmental disorders affect cognition, behavior, and decision-making. Drawn from clinical, academic, and rehabilitation settings, they interpret neuropsychological testing, medical records, and functional capacity to evaluate impairment, prognosis, and the reliability of reported symptoms.
Clinical Psychology & Suicide Risk Expert Witness
Clinical Psychology & Suicide Risk Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $500/hr
- Deposition Fee
- $600/hr
- Court Fee
- $700/hr
This expert’s areas of interest and specialization include anxiety, depression, suicide, and the personality disorders. He has published empirical studies, theoretical papers, and treatment guidelines for these problems. His approach to treatment primarily relies on cognitive-behavioral strategies with a special emphasis on the Socratic method. He is actively involved in research on risk factors for and treatment of depression and suicide. His research tries to identify cognitive and social factors that are related to depression onset, recovery, and treatment. Much of his research strives to improve our understanding of suicide risk and suicide prevention.
Director, A university in OH
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), The Ohio State University
Cleveland,
Ohio