If you have a medical malpractice case in which a renowned ophthalmologist has been consulted, you may be in need of an Expert Ophthalmology Witness. Ophthalmologists have specific areas of expertise, such as neuro-ophthalmology, ocular immunology, oculoplastic surgery, retina-vitreous ophthalmology, refractive laser surgery, and pediatric ophthalmology. You can find a qualified ophthalmology expert witness specializing in any of these areas.

Dr. Griffiths

He has specialized in eye injuries related to sports and serves as an expert witness in cases involving sports-related ocular trauma. In addition to sports-related injuries, he is an expert witness in retinal diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy and nystagmus. He also has expertise in refractive surgery and neuro-ophthalmology. His caseload includes injury cases involving eye pain, retinal diseases, and neuro-ophthalmology.

In the legal field, his experience and medical knowledge are invaluable in proving his opinion. His expertise in the field allows him to give his honest opinion and testify in court. He also has logged numerous hours of review of case materials. Additionally, he regularly participates in trial work and depositions. If you have a medical malpractice case, Dr. Griffiths will provide expert testimony that proves your case.

Dr. Lefkowitz

If you need an ophthalmologist as an expert witness in a civil or criminal case, you should contact Dr. Todd Lefkowitz. He is a board-certified family physician and a member of the forensic medical legal community. You can also contact him by phone or email. Dr. Lefkowitz is available on a 24-hour notice and has testified on a variety of cases.

Dr. Lefkowitz, MD, is a Board-Certified Ophthalmologist with more than 30 years of experience practicing ophthalmology. He is an active surgeon and has performed cataract and LASIK surgery. His extensive experience as an expert witness has allowed him to testify in over 100 cases. He is also available for consultations. You can contact Dr. Lefkowitz today to schedule an initial consultation.

Dr. Steven Williams

Ophthalmology expert witnesses are doctors who specialize in eye and vision issues, such as cataract surgery, retinal disease, and neuro-ophthalmology. They have extensive experience in various eye and vision-related issues and can provide unbiased opinions and testimony in court. Dr. Steven Williams can testify on many aspects of eye-related issues, including misdiagnosis, informed consent, and other eye-related matters. He is affiliated with the following hospitals.

Dr. Williams is a board-certified ophthalmology witness with extensive experience in all aspects of ophthalmology. He graduated from Holy Cross College in Worcester, MA with a degree in physics, and completed medical school at the Health Science Center in Syracuse, NY. He spent his internships at Highland Hospital and Eastern Virginia Medical Center, where he served as the Chief Resident.

Dr. Carolyn Carman

Dr. Carolyn Carman has over 30 years of experience in comprehensive eye care and the field of low vision and visual impairment caused by ocular disease, accident, or brain injury. She has served as chair of numerous national committees and has received several awards including the Texas Rehabilitation Association Young Optometrist of the Year and Molly Brown Leadership Awards. She also serves on the State of Texas Medical Advisory Board. Dr. Carman has lectured extensively both nationally and internationally.

The Plaintiff challenges Dr. Carman's reliance on two events in the case: her deposition testimony and her statement in the Plaintiff's 2006 application to restore his medical license. In the latter, Plaintiff testified that he did not have any medical condition that would limit his ability to practice medicine. While the evidence supporting her deposition testimony is compelling, the expert's conclusion is questionable.

Dr. Jonathan Macy

A native New Yorker, Dr. Macy obtained his BA and MD from Boston University. He then moved to Los Angeles, where he completed an internship and a research fellowship at the Doheny Eye Institute. He then completed an ophthalmology residency at USC. The couple had a daughter, Alexandra, during one of Dr. Macy's rotations at Los Angeles Children's Hospital. He also holds a private practice in Philadelphia, which he uses as an extension of his Manhattan office.

He has extensive experience in the field of ophthalmology, and is often called on as an expert in legal cases. He is a past president of the California Academy of Ophthalmology and has served on the board of the Olympia Hospital. He is also an ophthalmology consultant with several pharmaceutical companies and is often invited to serve as an expert witness in cases involving ophthalmology.