Services include comprehensive neuropsychiatric evaluation for personal injury cases, including motor vehicle collisions, head trauma, and complex psychological injury.

Evaluations integrate clinical psychiatric assessment, cognitive and functional analysis, record review, and when appropriate, advanced neurodiagnostic data such as QEEG and neuroimaging summaries. All opinions are grounded in established clinical standards and framed for legal clarity rather than advocacy.

A board-certified psychiatrist with 35+ years of psychiatric and neuropsychiatric experience provides expert testimony and analysis in medically complex and legal cases. We emphasize a clear separation between clinical care and legal opinions to ensure trusted insights.

A central function of forensic neuropsychiatry is not diagnosis alone, but causation analysis.

Each evaluation addresses whether observed symptoms are consistent with the alleged mechanism of injury, whether alternative explanations are more plausible, and how pre-injury history, developmental factors, and intervening events affect attribution. When the evidence is insufficient, that limitation is explicitly stated.

When clinically and legally appropriate, neurodiagnostic data such as QEEG or neuroimaging summaries may be incorporated to support or contextualize clinical findings.

These tools are not used as standalone diagnostics, but as adjunctive data interpreted within a comprehensive neuropsychiatric framework and correlated with history, examination, and functional presentation.

Reports are written for legal audiences and structured to support review, deposition, and testimony. They emphasize clarity, reasoning, and transparent methodology rather than volume.

Each report includes a clear summary of findings, diagnostic impressions when appropriate, causation analysis, and stated limitations. Language is precise and avoids speculative conclusions.