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NAAG Forensic / Defense attorneys
For defense attorneys

Test the medicine before it’s tested in court.

Defense counsel and their investigators retain NAAG to review, re-examine and explain the medical evidence in homicide, child-death and abuse cases, from the first look through trial and post-conviction.

Medically reviewed by Evan W. Matshes, MD, FRCPC, D-ABP, Medical Director and Chief Forensic Pathologist · Updated

Public defenders · private defense counsel · post-conviction and innocence counsel · defense investigators

How it works

How to engage NAAG.

Contact us

Call 1-800-985-5346 or submit a consultation request. Don’t send records until the matter is opened.

Conflict check

We confirm NAAG has no conflict and identify the right subspecialists.

Engagement

We agree the scope, materials and retainer in writing.

Review & opinion

Our physicians review, report and testify as needed.

Questions

Plain answers.

Will NAAG release original histology blocks?

NAAG objects to releasing original blocks on chain-of-custody grounds. Instead we offer recuts cut by NAAG’s laboratory at the requester’s expense, stains prepared in our laboratory, and unstained slides for stains we don’t offer.

Can NAAG review a case it originally examined for a county?

NAAG’s own physicians will discuss their findings with defense counsel, with the coroner’s knowledge and permission, on the same terms offered to the prosecution.

Will NAAG give me the opinion my client needs?

NAAG gives the opinion the evidence supports. That independence is what makes our opinions credible to judges and juries.

Contact

Start with a conversation.

Tell us who you are and, in general terms, what you need. The right member of our team will respond.

Phone1-800-985-5346
Emailconsult@naagforensic.com
Office6335 Ferris Square, Suite C
San Diego, CA 92121

Please don't email case records or images. The case request form collects what we need to open your matter; we'll arrange secure transfer of records after that.