Services

Litigation Support & Case Review

Comprehensive review of medical and psychological records for legal proceedings. Expert consultation on correctional standards of care, policy compliance, institutional practices, and mental health treatment adequacy. Helps attorneys understand complex psychological and correctional material and develop case strategy without the commitment of expert witness retention.

$200–400 /hour

What This Involves

Litigation support provides attorneys and legal teams with expert psychological and correctional insight without the full commitment of expert witness retention. Dr. Mantonya reviews medical and psychological records, analyzes institutional practices and standards of care, and helps legal teams understand the clinical dimensions of their cases.

This service is particularly valuable during the case evaluation phase, when attorneys need to understand whether a case has merit, identify strengths and vulnerabilities, and develop informed strategy. It also supports ongoing litigation by providing behind-the-scenes consultation on correctional mental health issues, policy compliance, and treatment adequacy.

Who This Is For

Attorneys

Case evaluation before committing to full expert retention. Understand psychological dimensions and correctional context early in litigation.

Law Firms

Behind-the-scenes consultation on correctional and mental health matters for civil rights, personal injury, and employment cases.

Government Agencies

Internal review of mental health program compliance, policy adherence, and standards of care within correctional or institutional settings.

Insurance Companies

Claim review and medical record analysis for cases involving psychological injury, disability claims, and treatment necessity.

The Process

1

Case Intake & Conflict Check

Initial review of case details, parties involved, and conflict of interest screening before engagement.

2

Initial Records Review & Preliminary Assessment

Review of available records to provide a preliminary assessment of the case's psychological and correctional dimensions.

3

Detailed Analysis of Relevant Records

In-depth review of medical records, psychological evaluations, institutional policies, incident reports, and treatment documentation.

4

Written Summary with Opinions

A written summary integrating findings, identifying relevant standards of care, and offering preliminary opinions on the psychological aspects of the case.

5

Attorney Consultation & Strategy Discussion

Direct consultation with the legal team to discuss findings, answer questions, and help develop case strategy informed by psychological and correctional expertise.

6

Ongoing Support as Needed

Continued availability for follow-up questions, additional record review, and consultation as the case progresses through litigation.

Strategic Value

Many legal cases involve complex psychological and correctional issues that attorneys may not have the background to fully evaluate on their own. Litigation support provides the expert guidance needed to make informed decisions about case strategy, settlement, and whether to proceed to trial — all at a lower cost and commitment level than full expert witness retention.

Why This Matters

Many cases benefit from expert guidance long before trial. Litigation support allows attorneys to understand the psychological dimensions of their case, identify strengths and vulnerabilities, and make informed decisions about strategy — all at a lower commitment level than full expert retention.

Rates & Details

All litigation support services are billed hourly. Volume discounts are available for law firms with ongoing caseloads or multi-case engagements.

  • Records Review: $200–$300/hour
  • Consultation & Case Analysis: $300–$400/hour
  • Written Summaries & Opinion Letters: Billed at hourly rate
  • Volume Discounts: Available for firms with ongoing caseloads

Need Litigation Support?

Contact Dr. Mantonya to discuss case review, records analysis, or consulting needs for your legal matter.

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