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Do We Have To Disclose Who Our Medical Experts Are? NY Medical Malpractice Trial Attorney Explains
http://www.Oginski-Law.com 516-487-8207 Your medical malpractice lawsuit is approaching trial. You have retained medical experts to come in and testify on your behalf. Do you have to notify the defense lawyers which medical experts you expect to come in and testify at trial? The answer is "Yes" and "No." Here #39;s what I mean. We are required to notify the defense lawyers that we have medical experts who are going to come in and support our claim. We are required to tell the defense attorneys exactly what our experts will be testifying about and what their theories are as well as their conclusions. This is done in order to prevent surprise at trial. If you fail to detail what your expert will be talking about, the defense will object and claim they had no notice about what the expert was going to talk about. We are also required to provide the medical experts credentials including where they went to medical school, where they did their residency training, if they did a fellowship, if they have a special certification and if they are board-certified in a medical specialty. In addition, we are also required to identify what state they are licensed in. We do not provide the names of our medical expert to the defense attorneys... However, using current technology, it becomes relatively simple to plug in the doctor #39;s credentials into a computer program in order to identify exactly who the expert is. Watch the video to learn more... Here #39;s a cardiac malpractice case where I was able to ...From:Gerry OginskiViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:16More inPeople Blogs

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