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Q: Why do courts need pain expert witnesses?

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Why do courts need pain expert witnesses?

Our pain experts don’t just focus on the details of a case; a key aspect of their job is frequently translating extremely technical and disjointed medical details into language understandable when presented in court.

By Concise AdminPublished On: December 8th, 2022Views: 105

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