If you’re representing a client in a malpractice lawsuit that concerns negligence in the field of cancer treatment, you’re going to need assistance from an oncology expert. At Reliable Clinical Experts, we can assist you in providing skilled analysis from one of our oncology consultants, so you’ll know if your lawsuit has merit. If it does, you’ll have an expert on hand who can provide the effective testimony you’re looking for to win your case.
Our medical expert witnesses are:
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Board certified. We only work with professionals who’ve earned degrees from a top university.
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Actively practicing nationwide and in Puerto Rico. You can rely on your medical expert having a thorough knowledge of all the latest trends and technologies.
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Prescreened. The oncology expert assigned to you can properly communicate complex medical terminology in a way that’s easy to understand.
Reliable Clinical Experts has more than 30 years of experience assisting law firms with the support necessary to earn their clients the settlement they deserve. In order to proceed with your case as quickly as possible, we have a 3-step process to obtain consultation and turnaround in 24 hours. During this process, you will:
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Have a free consultation so that we can identify the oncology expert that is best suited for your case.
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Receive a thorough analysis of the details of your case by your consultant.
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Be given a written summary and/or discussion with your specially assigned expert so you can come up with a winning strategy.
Oncology Expert Witness
At Reliable Clinic Experts, we connect law firms with medical experts during cases. We have a comprehensive list of oncology expert witnesses who testify, consult and provide litigation assistance in oncology-related matters. The demand for an expert witness usually stems from specific factors that caused injury, additional medical procedures, financial damages, or death.
An oncology expert witness is a doctor who testifies on the diagnosis, therapy, and prognosis of various cancers. The field of oncology has three major areas: medical oncology, radiation oncology, and surgical oncology. In addition, oncologic subspecialties may include pediatric oncology, neuro-oncology, dermatologic oncology, and gynecologic oncology.
Some oncologists specialize within their field and develop expertise in specific areas such as lung cancer, blood disorders, or head and neck tumors. A carefully selected oncology expert witness may address any specialized areas in the field of oncology. No matter the area of oncology your case is, use Reliable Clinic Experts to find the right oncologist to assist with your suit.
Litigation in Oncology
Cancer is a leading cause of death in the United States. An oncology expert witness will evaluate the unique case, and the standard of care received and provide their expert opinion. Keep in mind the primary function of professional oncology medical experts is to share their independent opinion on the clinical issues involved in the case with the court.
Oncology cases are often complex and require a thorough analysis. Additionally, the medical terms involved may be too complicated for other court members to understand. The medical expert witness can also help explain the details of the case to the court in simple terms to ensure everyone involved in the case has a clear understanding of the situation.
When Can an Oncology Expert Witness Assist With a Case?
From standard therapies to complex cancer complications and treatments, find an oncology expert witness at Reliable Clinic Experts to examine any parts of oncologic litigation, including:
- Medical malpractice
- Misdiagnosis
- Unexpected side effects
- Negative reactions to medication
- Prescribing wrong medication
- Patient neglect
Oncology expert witnesses mainly deal with cancer, which can take on various forms requiring specific types of treatment. The oncologists listed on Reliable Clinic Expert may also provide expert witness opinions on chemotherapy dose miscalculation, errors in chemotherapy prescribing, mixing, and administration. They may also cover pain control, including suboptimal pain management, underprescribing, and overprescribing narcotic analgesics.
Lawsuits may be related to the following:
- Lung cancer
- Breast cancer
- Leukemia
- Spinal cancer
- Lymphoma
- Hodgkin’s disease
- Cervical cancer
- Genetics (cancer-related and mucolipidoses)
- Myelofibrosis
- B-cell lymphoma
- T-cell lymphoma
- Hodgkin and Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
- Multiple myeloma
- Small cell and non-small cell lung carcinoma
- Renal cell carcinoma
- Bladder cancer
- Prostate cancer
- Malignant melanoma
If you didn’t see the subject of your case listed above, we could still connect you with an oncology expert witness. Use our network to get in touch with an experienced Board-Certified oncology expert witness for more challenging or complex cases. An expert witness is often an invaluable resource for challenging assignments.
Why Use an Oncology Expert Witness?
An oncologist expert witness has a comprehensive understanding of cancerous tumors.
When patients contract cancer, they may be victims of a medical malpractice claim. A medical expert witness with experience in the patient’s unique type of cancer can help assist with evidence, medical procedures, processes, and treatments. The expert medical witness will also provide an understanding of how any injuries or further healthcare issues may have occurred. An expert witness may need to explain the details of the patient’s case to the judge or jury.
How to Find an Oncology Expert Witness
At Reliable Clinic Experts, we’re committed to helping connect the right oncology expert witnesses with attorneys. We have an extensive list of qualified physicians with specialties in all areas of oncology.
Our commitment to vetting each medical expert and what makes them ideal for your case helps save you time and money while providing peace of mind. Lawyers often utilize oncology expert witnesses during both the discovery and trial stages. Find an oncology expert witness today whose skills and experience qualify them to testify on your particular case.
