Expert witness case review

Emergency and Addiction Medicine Expert Witness

Clear, defensible medical opinions for attorneys, from record review through trial testimony.

I’m a dual board-certified emergency and addiction medicine physician who still practices clinically. I review the records, explain what happened in plain language, and, if the case calls for it, stand behind my opinion in deposition and at trial.

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Dr. Henry Moss, emergency and addiction medicine physician
Expert witness case review in emergency medicine and addiction medicine

What I help with

Medical record review. Hundreds or thousands of pages, organized into a clear timeline and a focused opinion on the standard of care.
Expert reports and testimony. Written reports, depositions, and trial testimony, delivered on your timeline.
Addiction evaluation. Independent evaluation of substance use disorders, with an opinion on diagnosis, course, and recommended next steps.

Focus Areas

Emergency and acute care

Emergency department care and standard of care
Missed or delayed diagnosis
Urgent care–related issues
Sepsis
Trauma
Motor vehicle accidents and injuries
Stroke (cerebral vascular accident)

Myocardial infarction (heart attack)

Heart failure

Addiction medicine and toxicology

Opioid and controlled-substance prescribing
Overdose and substance-related injury or death
Alcohol
Whippets
Cocaine
Heroin / fentanyl

Cannabis / Marijuana

How it works – Three easy steps

Free consult. Tell me about the case, the issues, and your deadlines. I’ll tell you honestly whether it’s a fit.

Retention and review. I send my CV and fee schedule, sign an engagement agreement, and review the records.

Opinion and testimony. I give you my findings first. If they help your case, we move to a report and testimony.

Why attorneys work with me

Objective. I tell you what the records support, even when it isn’t what you hoped.

Clear communicator. I’m used to explaining complex medicine to patients in the worst moments of their lives, and to juries.

Responsive and efficient. I am able to review cases in a timely fashion, meeting all deadlines ahead of schedule.

Current. I’m still active clinically in emergency and in addiction medicine, so my opinions reflect today’s standards of care, not just past practice.