10-day report

Neuropsychological Evaluation

Standard and complex evaluation for TBI, cognitive impairment, and PTSD. Ten-business-day report.

Forensic neuropsychological evaluation for TBI, cognitive impairment, and PTSD claims
BY THE NUMBERS

What attorneys can count on

10

business-day report SLA*

41

states of neuropsychological coverage

24 hr

evaluation date confirmed

0

middlemen between you and the expert

* 10 business days from when we have all required materials in hand — records received, or patient testing and evaluation completed.

Scope

What this evaluation covers

Standard and complex evaluations

From seemingly straightforward capacity and competency cases to complex injury cases, our expert evaluators have the experience to support your needs.

Standard and complex forensic neuropsychological evaluations

TBI, cognitive impairment, PTSD

The three claim types Texas injury litigation turns on most.

Neuropsychological evaluation for TBI, cognitive impairment, and PTSD

Validity measures documented

Effort and validity testing reported, not buried.

Validity and effort measures documented in the evaluation report

Findings tied to records

Every conclusion anchored to the record, not assumptions.

Neuropsychological findings tied to the medical record

Built for cross-examination

Peer-reviewed report format designed to hold up under scrutiny.

Peer-reviewed evaluation report built for cross-examination

Built for both sides of the case

One evidence-based standard, whoever retains us. The same clinical depth, litigation-ready reporting, and dedicated point of contact on every case.

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Plaintiff PI

Your evaluation partner

The same clinical depth your cases already rely on, on a dedicated forensic track with litigation-ready reports.
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Defense & insurance

Genuinely independent

Independent evaluation protocols, the same evidence-based standard regardless of who retains us.
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High-volume firms

Built for caseload

Fifteen or more evaluations a year? Volume agreements with a dedicated point of contact.
How it works

From request to litigation-ready report

01

Submit your request

Through the HeadFirst Forensic Medicine portal. Firm-level accounts, secure from the start.

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Fee & date confirmed

Evaluation date confirmed within 24 hours. Fee quoted upfront at intake.

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Evaluation & records

Secure, firm-specific file transfer. No email attachments.

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A report opposing counsel can’t shake

Every evaluation ends in a written report built for the courtroom, not the clinic file.

The deliverable

A report opposing counsel can’t shake

Every evaluation ends in a written report built for the courtroom, not the clinic file.
  • Standard and complex evaluations
  • TBI, cognitive impairment, and PTSD
  • Validity and effort measures documented
  • Findings tied to records, not assumptions
  • Report format built for cross-examination
OUR EXPERTS

Opposing counsel will research our experts.

We make that easy, because their credentials are the case.

Dr. William Hwang, board-certified neurologist at HeadFirst Forensic Medicine
Dr. William Hwang
MD, ABPN
Neurologist
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Neurologic review, TBI and causation
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130+ depositions, state and federal trial
TX + OK
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Dr. Amy Parish, forensic neuropsychologist at HeadFirst Forensic Medicine
Dr. Amy Parish
PsyD, ABPP-CN
Forensic Neuropsychologist
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Neuropsychological testing, record review
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90+ depositions
Licensed in 41 states
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FAQ

Common questions

How long does a neuropsychological evaluation take to turn around?

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Standard reports are delivered in ten business days from the completed evaluation and received records. If your matter needs a different timeline, raise it at intake and we will tell you what is realistic before you commit.

Do you evaluate for both plaintiff and defense?

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Yes. The same evidence-based protocol is used regardless of who retains us. Independence is the point, and it is what makes the report hold up.

What does the written report include?

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A full test data summary with validity and effort measures documented, opinions stated to a reasonable degree of professional certainty, and findings cross-referenced to the medical record. It is formatted for exhibits, deposition, and trial.

Can the evaluator testify at deposition or trial?

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Yes. Testimony is available and the report is written from the start to support it.

Have more questions?

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