Author: Saman Hazany

What if justice could see beyond actions, right into the brain that shaped them? That’s exactly what forensic neurology is making possible. The field is providing courts with a new lens to understand human behavior, where justice becomes more about

Summary: Invisible brain injuries can dramatically impact lives, but proving them isn’t easy. Neuroradiology expert witnesses bridge the gap between medical complexity and legal clarity, detecting subtle injuries and explaining their real-world effects. Introduction Imagine a client walking into a courtroom after a

Summary: Ever wondered why a Neuroradiology expert witness is becoming a courtroom essential? From clarifying X-rays to breaking down MRIs, they bridge the gap between complex medical images and legal arguments. Their expertise ensures judges and juries get the facts straight,

Summary: In traumatic brain and spine injury cases, only neuroradiologists have the specialized training to interpret neuro-imaging with accuracy and confidence. Testimony from other clinicians may be incomplete or misleading. For reliable medical and legal outcomes, attorneys and patients should ensure

For neurologists and neurosurgeons, every second matters, and every detail of the brain’s structure or vascular system must be interpreted with razor-sharp accuracy. This is why many neurologists rely on clinical neuroradiology consulting for precise results. They are the behind-the-scenes

Did you know there were over 68,000 TBI-related deaths in the United States in 2021? Traumatic Brain injury is a significant cause of death and disability, and nearly 10 million Americans are admitted to sustaining a TBI in the past

As an attorney, you see your client walking into a courtroom claiming a traumatic brain injury from a car accident. The client complains about memory loss, confusion, and headaches, and the stakes are high, as fair compensation could be on

Did you know that Epilepsy affects over 50 million people worldwide? Yet for many individuals, the root cause of their seizures remains elusive. Yes, there’s no denying that EEGs (electroencephalograms) and clinical history provide valuable clues to detect epilepsy. But

In legal cases involving the brain, spine, or the CNS (Central Nervous System), the facts aren’t always visible to the naked eye. For example, a person sues someone for damages after a car accident, claiming that the victim has suffered

Every year, over 3,700 people die on California roadways, and there are an estimated 20 to 50 million accident-related injuries that occur globally. Anyone who has ever been in an accident, such as a car crash or a sports injury,