Do Experts work on a contingency basis?
Experts generally do not work on a contingency basis. Dr. Fox does not work on a contingency basis. An expert who chooses to work on a contingency basis may have the validity of his opinion questioned when it becomes apparent that he will only be paid if the client prevails in the legal case. Some states specifically prohibit experts from working on a contingency basis. Back to Top If I have a spinal problem should I have an orthopedic or neurosurgical expert? Orthopedic Surgeons and Neurosurgeons both treat a variety of conditions of the spinal column. Most spine conditions fall within an area of overlap between these specialties. Experts in each specialty may be able to testify equally well in this area based upon the each individual’s training and experience. Some areas such as spinal cord injuries with paralysis and tumors of the spinal cord itself, are usually treated by neurosurgeons, while others, such as fracture treatment and instrumentation of the spine, are often covered by
