Subject matter experts who strengthen your case from day one

Complex matters demand clear evidence and credible explanation. Our subject matter experts (SMEs)—from accident reconstructionists and medical specialists to valuation analysts and environmental scientists—work alongside your attorney to clarify facts, quantify damages, and present findings that hold up under scrutiny.

Whether you’re recovering after a not-at-fault collision or planning an estate that touches business and real estate, we pair the right experts to the right questions. The result: stronger negotiations, fewer surprises, and courtroom-ready evidence if litigation becomes necessary.

  • Personal Injury: medical treatment documentation, causation analysis, and insurance coverage mapping supported by medical and reconstruction experts.
  • Estate & Business: valuation of closely held businesses, forensic accounting, title and property reviews, and tax-aligned strategies.
  • Disputes & Compliance: technical proof for contracts, cybersecurity/IP, environmental, and regulatory matters.
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Areas of expertise we deploy on your behalf

We maintain a network of independent specialists and, where appropriate, in-house technical resources. Selection is based on credentials, relevance to your matter, and the standards that govern admissibility of expert testimony.

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Accident Reconstruction

Auto, truck, bike, and pedestrian collisions

Scene analysis, speed and impact modeling, and roadway condition assessments that clarify fault and causation.

  • Photogrammetry and EDR (“black box”) data
  • Visibility, reaction time, and signage analysis
  • Reports and demonstratives for mediation/trial
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Medical Review

Diagnosis, causation, and treatment planning

Physician specialists evaluate records, connect mechanisms of injury to symptoms, and help coordinate treatment documentation.

  • Independent medical opinions
  • Future care needs and cost modeling
  • Deposition and trial testimony as needed
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Valuation & Forensic Accounting

Business value, damages, and tracing

Determine fair market value, lost profits, or income capacity. Trace assets and quantify damages with defensible methods.

  • Closely held business valuation
  • Earnings capacity and life-care costs
  • Asset tracing and apportionment
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Cybersecurity & IP Forensics

Data access, trade secrets, and chain-of-custody

Investigate data events, preserve electronic evidence, and assess misuse or disclosure of proprietary information.

  • Device imaging and metadata analysis
  • Access logs and privilege assessments
  • Protocols aligned to courtroom standards
Preserve Digital Evidence
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Environmental Science & Land Use

Permitting, contamination, and impact analysis

Regulatory-grade sampling, compliance reviews, and due diligence that inform approvals and disputes.

  • Phase I/II references for transactions
  • Rule and permit interpretation
  • Mitigation strategies and monitoring
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How SMEs improve outcomes

Early expert involvement clarifies facts, aligns your treatment or transaction steps, and reduces avoidable disputes. When cases resolve, it’s often because key questions were answered convincingly—with methods that meet the standards for expert testimony.

  • Stronger negotiation leverage via credible, well-documented findings
  • Clear causation pathways and quantifiable damages
  • Trial-ready exhibits and reports that withstand cross-examination

For general background on expert testimony standards, see the Federal Rules of Evidence (Rule 702) at law.cornell.edu .

How we engage experts: process, costs, and quality control

Transparent scoping and costs

Before engagement, we define questions, deliverables, and expected timelines. We discuss expert rates and expenses in advance and confirm how costs will be handled in your matter.

Evidence handling and chain-of-custody

We use protocols to preserve originals, document transfers, and maintain integrity—especially for medical records, vehicle components, and digital media.

Courtroom-ready documentation

Reports are formatted to address methodology, assumptions, and references. We prepare experts for deposition and trial to ensure clarity and credibility.

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Proof and professional affiliations

We collaborate with credentialed experts and maintain quality standards consistent with court expectations. No endorsement is implied by any organization depicted. We provide expert CVs, sample reports (where available), and references upon request during engagement.

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Frequently asked questions about expert support

Here are answers to common questions about working with specialists on your matter. For guidance tailored to your situation, please contact us.

Who pays for experts?
Expert fees are discussed up front and confirmed in writing. In some matters, fees may be recoverable or reimbursed as part of a settlement or judgment, subject to law and case outcomes. We’ll outline options during intake.
Will experts testify?
When needed, yes. Many engagements begin with consultation and written opinions. If a case proceeds, experts can provide deposition and trial testimony consistent with the applicable rules of evidence.
Do I meet the expert?
Often yes, especially for evaluations, interviews, or preparation for testimony. We coordinate timing and format—virtual or in-person—based on your needs and the expert’s role.
How are experts selected for my case?
We match expertise to the precise questions at issue, prioritizing credentials, relevant experience, methodology, availability, and jurisdictional considerations. We also check for conflicts and prior testimony that could affect credibility.
When should an expert get involved?
Early is often best—especially for preserving evidence (e.g., vehicles, products, digital media), documenting injuries, or guiding compliance steps. Prompt engagement can reduce costs later by avoiding rework and spoliation disputes.
Can expert fees be recovered from the other side?
It depends on the claim type, governing law, and any contracts at issue. Some statutes or fee-shifting provisions allow recovery. We’ll evaluate this early and set expectations in writing.

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Tell us what happened and what success looks like. We’ll confirm conflicts, scope expert roles, and give you a realistic timeline. Same-day response during business hours.

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Office: 200 S. Wilcox St. Suite 206, Castle Rock, CO 80104 • Serving Denver Metro and Castle Rock, with expanding statewide reach.

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