NeuroVeritas provides research-based, non-clinical scientific consultation to attorneys, courts, agencies, educators, families, and private stakeholders nationwide—clarifying what the evidence supports, what remains uncertain, and how complex neuroscience can be communicated in litigation, mitigation, family law, drug court, disability, public-health, and agency contexts.
Engagement Models
Hourly consulting · Case-based retainer · Project-specific analysis · Evidence review · Biomarker / gene-expression interpretation · Deposition / trial support · Custom training, seminars, and attorney education
Case Review & Scientific Merit Assessment
Review of records, developmental and exposure history, and case facts to identify relevant and scientifically supportable questions.
Scientific Memoranda & Expert Reports
Peer-reviewed, case-specific analysis explaining evidentiary strengths, limitations, causation issues, and scientific boundaries.
Family Law & Child Welfare
Developmental, environmental, and biological risk analysis for custody, dependency, child-welfare, and related family-law matters.
Environmental Exposure & Toxic Tort
Scientific review of environmental exposures and neurodevelopmental or neurological outcomes for toxic-tort, personal-injury, and environmental matters.
Evidence Services: ACEs, Biomarkers & Gene Expression
Integrated scientific interpretation of developmental/exposure history, biomarkers, RNA-seq, and gene-expression findings for family, criminal, and exposure/civil matters. Explore evidence services →
Training, Seminars & Scientific Education
Custom-tailored neuroscience education for public-health departments, attorney and Florida Bar audiences, child-welfare/DCF organizations, agencies, and professional teams. Explore training programs →
Literature Review & Causation Analysis
Systematic literature synthesis addressing causation, mitigation, behavioral risk, biological vulnerability, exposure context, and alternative explanations.
Expert Witness, Deposition & Trial Support
Expert support for reports, deposition and trial preparation, scientific demonstratives, attorney education, and testimony within the retained scientific scope.