Strategic Litigation Support
Criminal Litigation
Utilizing objective measures of cognitive, neurological and emotional functioning to evaluate both legal standards of accountability and capacity to participate in litigation.
Competency & Capacity: Reliance on objective, standardized measures of intellectual capacity, cognitive functioning and legal terminology to inform Competency to Stand Trial and Miranda Right Waivers hearings
Mitigation: Examining psychosocial, neurodevelopmental, cognitive and emotional factors that potentionally inform sentencing and capital case outcomes.
Juvenile Transfer: Evaluating neurocognitive maturity and rehabilitative potential for Waiver\Certification and Parole hearings.
Malingering Assessment: Utilizing specialized objective symptom and performance validity testing to ensure the authenticity of reported psychiatric symptoms and cognitive limitations.
Civil & Tort Litigation
Quantifying damages and establishing causation in complex personal injury and employment matters:
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Distinguishing between mild, moderate, and severe TBI, examining functional signficance and predicting long-term prognosis using gold standard assessment procedures
Proximate Cause: Differentiating between pre-existing cognitive conditions and injury-related deficits.
Testamentary Capacity: Evaluating "sound mind" and vulnerability to undue influence in probate litigation.
Fitness for Duty: Independent Neuropsychological Examinations (INEs) for high-liability professionals and disability claims.
Malingering Assessment: Utilizing specialized objective symptom and performance validity testing to ensure the authenticity of reported psychiatric symptoms and cognitive limitations.
Professional Consultation Services
Work Product Review: Analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of an opposing expert’s neuropsychological reports.
Cross-Examination Preparation: Assisting counsel in developing technical questions for opposing medical or psychological experts.
Case Screening: A preliminary review of medical records to determine if a full neuropsychological evaluation is strategically warranted.

