Dr. Edward Mallory

Emergency Medical Expert Witness

Emergency‑medicine testimony that withstands cross‑examination.

20+

300+

45

50/50


“An expert opinion is only as durable as the record it rests upon. Every engagement begins with the complete chart — and ends only where the evidence ends.”

Complete record review. Every page of the chart, imaging, nursing notes, and EMS records — not a summary prepared by others.

Literature anchoring. Opinions tied to the standard of care as documented in contemporaneous guidelines and peer-reviewed literature.

Candor before engagement. If the case lacks merit, counsel is told plainly and early — before expense is incurred.

Case Merit Review

Confidential screening of the medical record before suit is filed. A candid written or verbal assessment of whether the standard of care was met — including when it was.

Expert Reports & Affidavits

Rule 26–compliant reports, certificates of merit, and affidavits. Precise citation to the record and the literature; opinions stated to a reasonable degree of medical certainty.

Deposition & Trial Testimony

Composed, plain-language testimony that survives cross-examination. Available for deposition, arbitration, and trial nationwide.


Chambers of Counsel

813-997-1241

Case review within five business days. Expedited review by arrangement.