A board-certified neurologist with more than 35 years of clinical experience provides expert witness services in matters involving neurological evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment. His medico-legal work includes case review, consultation, deposition, and testimony in disputes concerning standard of care, neurologic injury, and diagnostic interpretation. He has participated in multiple depositions over more than a decade, with experience addressing complex neurological presentations in legal settings.

His clinical background encompasses disorders of both the central and peripheral nervous systems, including headaches, seizures, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and movement disorders. Additional areas of focus include head and neck injuries, nerve damage, radiculopathy, carpal tunnel syndrome, tremors, Bell’s palsy, chronic pain, vertigo, and sleep-related conditions. He also has experience evaluating post-concussion symptoms, memory concerns, and neurological complications arising from trauma or underlying disease, applying neurodiagnostic methods and clinical assessment to these cases.

Professionally, he has maintained a long-standing private neurology practice and has held academic appointments as a clinical assistant professor, along with prior leadership experience as a medical director for a neuromuscular disease organization. He has authored peer-reviewed publications in neurology and headache medicine and holds multiple patents related to headache treatment devices. His credentials include a Doctor of Medicine degree, certification by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, active licensure in multiple states, and membership in several national medical and neurological societies.