Tag: Medical Expenses
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Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation Expert Was Allowed to Opine on Future Medical Expenses
This case arises out of injuries sustained by Brandon Jensen on his bicycle when he collided with a semi-truck who made a left turn through his lane of travel. The semi-truck was driven by Defendant Michael Beale. Beale was working for Crete Carrier at the time of the accident. The Plaintiffs planned to introduce the…
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Pain Management Expert Was Allowed to Opine on the Reasonable Value of Medical Expenses
Plaintiff Armen Avoyan brought this action against the United States alleging negligence under the Federal Tort Claims Act (“FTCA”), arising out of a motor vehicle accident between the Plaintiff and a United States Postal Service employee, Azad Hovhannesian. The government, however, sought to exclude the testimony of Plaintiff’s expert, Dr. Lawrence R. Miller, as to the…
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Orthopedic Surgery Expert Witness Barred From Determining the Reasonable Cost of Medical Expenses
Plaintiff, Mostafa Natour was injured in a car accident with a United States Postal Services delivery truck. Natour received medical treatment that consisted of imaging studies, chiropractic care, epidural injections, and pain management care. He sought to recover, among other things, his past medical expenses. Natour retained Alex Cruz, M.D. of Abacus Analytics as an…
