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Courtroom Excellence

Trial Testimony & Jury Education

Credible, Resilient Expert Witness Services for the Courtroom

The outcome of a medical malpractice trial often hinges on a single factor: Can the jury trust the expert?

A written report may get you to settlement discussions, but trial testimony requires a different skillset. It requires the ability to teach, to withstand aggressive cross-examination without losing composure, and to translate complex medical standards into concepts that jurors understand and accept.

Dr. Max Lebow provides experienced trial testimony for Urgent Care litigation nationwide. Whether for the Plaintiff or the Defense, his goal is to bring clarity to the courtroom, helping the trier of fact understand exactly what happened, and why, from the perspective of a prudent urgent care physician.

Teaching the Jury

The "Juror's Perspective" Approach

Medical malpractice cases are often lost because experts use jargon that alienates the jury. Dr. Lebow's strength lies in his ability to simplify the complex.

"In the Provider's Shoes"

Dr. Lebow's primary technique is to place the jury "in the shoes of the urgent care provider." He walks them through the decision-making process step-by-step, helping them understand what information was available at that moment, distinct from the clarity of hindsight.

Explaining the Limitations

He clearly articulates the difference between an Urgent Care and an ER. He explains that Urgent Care providers generally do not have immediate access to MRIs, CT scans, or comprehensive labs, and therefore must rely on history, physical exams, and vital signs.

Plain Language

He is frequently complimented on his ability to explain his rationale in a way that is understandable to a layman or jury member, avoiding unnecessary medical arrogance or complexity.

Courtroom Composure

Resilient Under Cross-Examination

Opposing counsel's job is to dismantle the expert's credibility. Dr. Lebow is known for being "unflappable" in the witness box.

Handling Aggression

When opposing counsel becomes aggressive or uses "outrageous hypotheticals," Dr. Lebow does not get rattled or defensive.

Sticking to the Facts

His philosophy is to remain calm and strictly adherent to the medical record. He understands that if an expert knows the case "backwards and forwards," no amount of aggression can alter the medical truth.

Unbiased Delivery

Because he testifies for both Plaintiff and Defense, he avoids the appearance of a "hired gun." He presents as an objective educator, which significantly enhances his credibility with the jury.

"If an expert knows the case backwards and forwards, no amount of aggression can alter the medical truth."

Dr. Max Lebow, MD, MPH, MBA
No Surprises

Thorough Trial Preparation

Dr. Lebow does not show up to court unprepared. His preparation process is rigorous to ensure there are no surprises on the stand.

Step 1

Deep Record Review

Before trial, he conducts a comprehensive review of the medical records, with special attention to disputed areas and details the other side is likely to challenge.

Step 2

Attorney Collaboration

He works closely with retaining counsel to anticipate the opposition's strategy. He helps you understand the specific weaknesses of the case so you can mitigate them before they are exploited in court.

Step 3

Visual Aids

He can assist in identifying key exhibits, such as vital sign logs or triage notes, that clearly demonstrate the timeline of care.

Logistics

Availability & Scheduling

Nationwide Service

Available to testify in state and federal courts across the United States.

Flexible Scheduling

Understands trial schedules are fluid. Accommodates court dates, including last-minute adjustments.

In-Person Travel

Fully prepared to travel for in-person testimony to ensure maximum impact on the jury.

Win the Battle of Credibility

When your case goes to trial, you need an expert who connects with the jury, not one who talks down to them. Retain an Urgent Care expert who teaches, clarifies, and stands firm.