Dr. Elizabeth Keiser is a Stanford, UCSF, and MD Anderson-trained board certified anatomic pathologist with subspecialty board certification in dermatopathology (skin pathology). With over a decade of experience, she specializes in the microscopic diagnosis of skin cancers, including melanoma, non-melanoma skin cancers (squamous & basal cell carcinoma), adnexal carcinomas, Merkel cell carcinoma, and rare skin tumors. She's experienced in high-volume caseloads, analyzing over 35,000 anatomic pathology cases in residency and triaging up to 900 slides per day in fellowship. She trained in a top-tier dermatopathology department, reviewing 100,000+ skin pathology cases annually, including 2,000+ complex melanocytic referrals.

Dr. Keiser has extensive experience with cases from major national labs, private practices, hospital systems, and federal medical centers, making her a trusted expert witness for complex dermatopathology cases. She provides objective and unbiased expert analysis, strategic case consultation, visual aids and courtroom exhibits, legal strategy development support, medical records summaries and case review, pre-trial preparation, and deposition coaching.