What is the Next Step After Receiving a Medical Record Review?
Some families who lose a loved one while they are receiving medical care are curious if negligence or a medical error contributed to the deceased’s death. In these cases, it’s common for the next of kin to order a medical record review, which can be completed by a forensic pathologist like Dr. Chundru....
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5 Reasons Families Seek Out a Private Autopsy
There are a lot of reasons why families request a private autopsy. While most of the requests are centered around helping grieving loved ones find answers to questions about the deceased’s death, sometimes there are additional desired outcomes....
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Can a Forensic Pathologist Become a Witness in a Court Case?
If you’d like to hire a forensic pathologist like Dr. Chundru to assist with reviewing evidence for an upcoming court case or help strategize your legal arguments, you may be wondering if he’s also available to testify in court. The answer is “Yes.” Dr. Chundru testifies in criminal and civil court cases around the globe as a forensic expert witness....
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Can a Forensic Consultant’s Services Lead to Other Types of Services?
If you’re working on a case with a forensic consultant like Dr. Chundru, you might find that his expertise and services offered can help you with a variety of items related to your lawsuit. To help you better understand how Dr. Chundru can support you from discovery to the final verdict, here’s an explanation of how your work with Dr. Chundru may evolve over time....
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What Types of Cases Can a Forensic Expert Witness Help With?
If you’re representing one side of a criminal or civil case that involves a death or serious injury, working with a forensic expert witness like Dr. Chundru can help you with both pretrial consulting and expert witness testimony. In fact, every year Dr. Chundru travels throughout the world to help legal teams prepare their cases and provide expert testimony as to how a death or serious injury occurred in terms that a judge or jury can easily understand....
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