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Expert support for civil matters involving orthotics and prosthetics

I provide technical review and expert-witness support for counsel who need issues in orthotics and prosthetics evaluated carefully and explained clearly.

Important notice

Begin with the conflict-check form below. Do not send privileged, confidential, medical, or case-record material until conflicts are cleared, terms are agreed, and secure transfer instructions are provided. An inquiry does not retain Chris Robinson or Robinson Consulting and is not a commitment of availability.

Areas of expertise

All expert work is in civil matters.

Orthotics and prosthetics

Device selection, fit, function, professional practice, and questions related to the care a reasonable practitioner would provide.

Lifetime cost estimates

Projected costs of orthotic and prosthetic care based on component needs, replacement intervals, and realistic patterns of care.

Device, fitting, and care-related technical review

Analysis of the clinical and technical issues involved when a device, fitting process, or course of care is alleged to have contributed to harm.

Product claims and regulatory matters

Subject-matter input on claims involving products in this field, including relevant Federal Trade Commission matters where the question falls within direct experience.

Experience

Prior work includes case review, deposition, and matters involving Federal Trade Commission enforcement. Specific scope, availability, rates, and retainer terms are discussed after conflicts are cleared.

Review qualifications and publications

Start with a conflict check

Provide only the information necessary to identify the parties, general matter type, jurisdiction, and relevant deadline. Please do not describe the allegations or upload case material.

Names of the parties only — enough to run a conflict check. Please do not describe the allegations.

A general category, not a description of the allegations.

Disclosure, report, or trial date if one is set.

What happens next

The sequence, so nothing is assumed

1. Conflict check

The listed parties are reviewed for conflicts.

2. Fit and availability

We discuss whether the question falls within a qualified subject area and whether the schedule is workable.

3. Terms and secure transfer

Engagement terms are agreed before any case material is provided.