Piper Medical-Legal Testimonials
I have worked with both plaintiff and defendant personal injury attorneys for over twenty-nine years. This includes medical record review, attorney correspondence, depositions, and courtroom testimony. My jury rapport/experience is very good. I approach a jury as I would a new patient in my office. My courtroom comportment is friendly, relaxed, and credible, supported by a thorough knowledge of the case. I explain to the jury the science/surgical facts of the case in a straightforward, “down to earth” fashion so that they understand the facts/nuances of the case as a layman would. Not a lot of medical jargon but using everyday examples. My answers are always directed at the jury, and I make sure to make eye contact with them continuously. As stated, they’re sympathetic to my testimony and my courtroom success rate is 100% for my attorneys to date. Please see below the testimonials for confirmation.
Recent Testimonials
His opinion is believable, and he is a very credible witness. Dr. Piper has extensive knowledge of all areas of spine surgery and can provide expert opinions and testimony in a very honest, accurate fashion.
He presented himself very credibly to the jury and quickly established a relaxed, friendly rapport with them. I would highly recommend him for expert witness testimony as he is believable, humble and honest.
My experience with Dr. Piper supports the observation that he is a “straight shooter” and will call the confronting issue the way that he sees is meritorious. My long association with Dr. Piper also supports the conclusion that he is a man of character and one willing to stand behind his opinion. I believe you will be impressed with his demeanor and integrity, as well as with his very impressive credentials.
When I evaluate an expert witness I look at several considerations. First, and foremost, is he or she honest? Will I receive an honest review, supportive or not? Is the witnesses responsive? Every defense lawyer has the story of sending records for review and then the case disappearing into a black hole. Does the witnesses do their “homework” before giving a deposition or testifying at trial? Again too many of us have heard, as the deposition is imminent, “I meant to look at that but . . .”. Does the witness present well to a jury? Does the witness bill me fairly for their time?
I can say without hesitation that Dr. Piper checks all the boxes in the affirmative. He is honest, responsive, prepared and even handed in his charges. To me, however, the most important aspect is that Dr. Piper can “speak” to a jury. He can reduce complicated medical issues to a level a jury can understand without be condescending. He has a “well trusted grandfather” appearance that jurors respond to positively. He comes to court prepared. As such he is strong, without being argumentative on, cross examination. A rare quality.
Finally, and in fairness, he does not have a 60 page CV. He is clearly qualified and experienced in his specialty. Nonetheless, he is a practicing community physician, not academic (although academic’s have their place in the right case). He concentrates on treating his patients and not placing his name on papers. I have always said I will trade CV thickness for personality on the witness stand. Dr. Piper is a great example of that notion.
In summary, I highly recommend Dr. Piper as an expert witness in his specialty
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