Newfoundland Pharmacology Expert Witnesses

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Rodney G Richmond (The Mackenzie Group, LLC)

As an expert pharmacist, Dr. Richmond provides expertise on medication use (medication errors, overdosage/toxicity, underdosing, adverse reactions, drug interactions) for attorneys, insurers, patients, and healthcare facilities. Expertise: Pharmacy... Learn More ›

Pharmacology Experts

Elite Medical Experts is a physician-based firm that finds and aligns practicing, top-tier, Board Certified professors of Pharmacology as expert witnesses with legal professionals. These Pharmacology experts not only know the standard of care - they define it. Learn More ›

Patrick Wiita MD

Dr. Wiita is triple Board Certified in Forensic Psychiatry, General Psychiatry, and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry and his expertise is based on rigorous training at the USC Institute of Psychiatry, Law, and Behavioral Science in Los Angeles, California.... Learn More ›

Patrick T. Ronaldson, PhD, FAAPS

Dr. Patrick Ronaldson is an expert pharmacologist and researcher with extensive experience in pharmacology and toxicology including specific areas such as pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, drug metabolism, drug-drug interactions, and adverse drug reactions.... Learn More ›

Richard A Stripp (American Scientific Consultants Corp)

With internationally recognized experts, ASC delivers impartial scientific evaluation of the role of drug and chemical exposure in civil and criminal litigation. ASC expert toxicologists have extensive expertise in the toxicological exposure, effects,... Learn More ›

Elite Medical Experts

Location: Multiple Locations

Areas of Expertise: Elite Medical Experts is a physician-based firm specializing exclusively in medical litigation. Our one goal is to align top-tier university professors with the legal community. We secure experts for medical litigation from every medical and surgical speciality.

Pharmacology FAQs

What is a pharmacology expert witness?

A pharmacology expert witness is a medical professional who testifies in court about the effects of drugs, drug combinations, dosage and other chemicals on the human body.

What is the role of a pharmacology expert witness?

A pharmacology expert witness provides expert opinion on the use and effects of drugs and pharmaceuticals.

How much can a person make as a pharmacology expert witness?

Pharmacology expert witnesses may receive income in the potential ranges from $175 to $475 per hour or greater, depending on the whether testimony is involved. Some experts charge a flat fee per day for deposition or trial testimony.

What are the qualifications of a pharmacology expert witness?

A qualified Pharmacology expert witness should be a licensed pharmacist or physician with extensive knowledge of drug interactions, side effects, and prescribing practices.

For a case, how is evidence gathered by a pharmacology expert witness?

A pharmacology expert witness gathers evidence through reviewing medical records, conducting drug analyses, and providing expert opinions on the effects of drugs on the human body.

What type of lawsuit might require the testimony of a pharmacology expert witness?

A lawsuit involving medication errors, drug interactions, adverse reactions, or pharmaceutical product liability may require the testimony of a pharmacology expert witness to provide specialized knowledge and opinions.

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