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Expert testimony
Clear, defensible expert opinions on psychological and neuropsychological questions, from record review through deposition and trial.
Psychological and neuropsychological experts help courts understand clinical information that is hard for non-clinicians to interpret, and how it bears on the case. That can mean reviewing medical and court records, conducting assessments, and preparing reports, and then explaining the methodology and conclusions plainly in deposition and at trial.
Matters we regularly testify on
- Personal injury (tort) matters: how neuropsychological deficits relate to the injury, and prognosis for recovery
- School-related risk, for example after suspension or expulsion
- Methodological review of other experts' conclusions (see work product review)
- Consultation to judges, commissioners and attorneys in high-conflict family law disputes (consultation only; no custody evaluations)
How we can help your case
- Review of psychological and neurological findings
- Medical record review
- Independent analysis of neuropsychological evaluations
- Critique of psychological reports
- Preparation of expert reports
- Deposition testimony
- Courtroom testimony as required
“We have found Dr. Tutty to be quite thorough in his neuropsych evals for our injured clients, and quite pleased with his deposition and trial services.”
Sam A.
Personal injury attorney
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Send a brief summary of the case and the questions at issue, or call the office.