Reliable Clinical Experts provides case merit review, expert witness matching, and litigation support — from initial medical record analysis through deposition and trial testimony.
Request a Case ReviewJurors and judges cannot independently determine whether a surgeon's intraoperative decision caused harm or an internist's diagnostic workup met accepted protocols. Reliable Clinical Experts bridges this knowledge gap by providing physicians who translate complex clinical findings into testimony that establishes — or refutes — negligence.
Reliable Clinical Experts consultants don't just review medical records — they build the clinical narrative that transforms documentation into persuasive courtroom testimony.
From case merit review through trial testimony, Reliable Clinical Experts delivers comprehensive medical-legal support at every litigation stage — case screening, expert matching, deposition preparation, and courtroom testimony.
Reliable Clinical Experts physicians analyze medical records and determine whether standard of care breach and proximate causation exist — before you invest significant litigation resources.
Reliable Clinical Experts matches your case with board-certified physicians based on clinical specialty, subspecialty expertise, deposition experience, and jurisdictional requirements.
Reliable Clinical Experts physicians provide comprehensive support from discovery through trial — deposition preparation, written opinions, rebuttal analysis, and courtroom testimony.
Not every adverse medical outcome constitutes malpractice. Known surgical complications, patient non-compliance with treatment protocols, and pre-existing conditions can produce poor outcomes without any breach of the standard of care.
Reliable Clinical Experts case merit review helps attorneys make informed decisions before significant litigation investment. A board-certified physician analyzes records and delivers a preliminary standard of care opinion — typically within 24-48 hours — preventing pursuit of cases that lack medical merit.
When Reliable Clinical Experts determines malpractice occurred, the same physician who conducted your case merit review continues through deposition and trial testimony — ensuring testimonial consistency and deep case familiarity.
What sets Reliable Clinical Experts apart from other medical-legal consulting services.
The expert who reviews your case is the same expert who testifies. No handoffs, no surprises.
Reliable Clinical Experts understands litigation timelines. Attorneys receive expert feedback within 24-48 hours.
When a Reliable Clinical Experts physician determines your case doesn't involve malpractice, you receive a discount on the review fee.
Experts in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Common questions attorneys ask about Reliable Clinical Experts medical legal consulting services.
Reliable Clinical Experts completes most case merit reviews within 24-48 hours of receiving medical records. For urgent litigation deadlines, our team expedites expert physician assignments and record analysis.
If Reliable Clinical Experts determines the standard of care was met, you receive our "No-Malpractice" discounted rate — protecting your firm from full consulting fees on cases that lack medical merit for litigation.
Yes. The same board-certified physician who conducted your case merit review provides deposition and trial testimony — ensuring testimonial consistency and eliminating expert handoffs that create inconsistency risks.
Reliable Clinical Experts provides expert witnesses across 49+ medical specialties — from cardiology, neurology, and orthopedic surgery to nursing, hospital administration, and forensic pathology.
Reliable Clinical Experts provides medical legal consulting to both plaintiff and defense counsel. Our physicians deliver objective, evidence-based standard of care opinions regardless of which party retains them.
Every physician undergoes comprehensive screening: ABMS/AOA board certification verification, active state medical license confirmation, malpractice history review, and prior testimony analysis for consistency.