Case Intake
Portal or secure intakeSubmit imaging, reports, and relevant records through the ExRad Portal or secure intake. The case stays visible from submission through delivery.
For Attorneys
The experts the
The experts the
record requires.
Dr. Knapp's 400+ depositions didn't just shape his career. They established the standard to which every Expert Radiology radiologist is held. Medicolegal matters are routed to the right subspecialist across our bench, each selected for clinical precision and deposition-tested credibility. Independent opinion. Attorney-informed workflow. Visual exhibits built for the way cases are actually argued, settled, and decided.
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Legal Review Method
Dr. Knapp set the standard. The bench upholds it.
Board-certified neuroradiologist. Co-founder. 400+ depositions delivered. That background now supports a specialty-matched legal review workflow across Expert Radiology physicians, including neuro and MSK readers when the matter calls for them.
Founder profile
Dr. Knapp, M.D.
A legal review workflow built from deposition experience.
Dr. Knapp's expert-witness background shaped the system: get the imaging story clear early, route each matter to the right specialty, and make the report usable by the legal team before testimony is ever on the calendar.
Lenox Hill
Chief Resident
Harbor-UCLA
Neuro Fellow
400+
Depositions
50 States
Licensed
The Report as the Exhibit
The report is the exhibit.
PrecisionPlus v3™ is built for the way evidence actually gets presented. Colorized key images for mediation. Custom anatomical illustrations for jury instruction. Structured report context for the legal team. All inside the report package, ready to support demand letters, mediation, deposition prep, and trial strategy.
Mediation-ready Deposition-ready Trial-ready
Medical Record Review
We read the MRI in context. The whole context.
Prior imaging. Treatment notes. ER records. Surgical plans. Then we correlate. Where findings match, where they diverge, and what questions the record still leaves open for your case strategy. You don't get a read. You get a roadmap.
Cross-referenced Case-timeline aligned Subspecialty-interpreted
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Full-record correlation · Delivered in one PDF.
Second Opinions
Explore Second Opinions
A second opinion gives the medical record a cleaner footing.
When imaging language is broad, incomplete, or disconnected from the treatment record, a subspecialty re-read helps your team understand what the medicine can support before mediation, deposition, or trial.
Subspecialty
Record
Portal
What the team gets
Study and report reviewed together Context
Subspecialty-matched radiologist Fit
Visual-ready exhibit package v3
Status visible through delivery Tracked
Expert Review Workflow
A cleaner case workflow, from intake to testimony.
Your team gets a predictable expert review workflow: intake, specialty routing, v3™-ready exhibits, and testimony support when the matter calls for it.
Step 1 - 3 · Core review workflow
Specialty Routing
Fit and availabilityThe matter is routed by anatomy, modality, jurisdiction, availability, and case fit so the right credentialed physician reviews it.
v3™ Report Package
Priority-scopedThe report package can include structured findings, colorized key images, and custom anatomical illustrations in one litigation-ready PDF.
Step 4 - 5 · When testimony is needed
Expert Prep
Scheduled with your teamWhen testimony is needed, your legal team aligns with the assigned expert on case strategy, record context, and the clinical story.
Testimony & Trial Exhibits
Per trial calendarDeposition or trial support is scoped around the expert, the jurisdiction, and the exhibits your team needs to explain the medicine clearly.
The cost of hedge words
Ambiguous radiology language leaves the record open to dispute.
The risk is not the word count. It is the uncertainty it creates.
In demand letters, mediation, and deposition prep, unclear imaging language becomes negotiation leverage for opposing counsel.
The goal is not hype. It is a clearer medical record with fewer avoidable openings for dispute.
What ambiguity creates
Ambiguity becomes dispute
Open-ended findings leave causation, acuity, and severity available to be recast as nonspecific or unrelated to the matter.
What a clearer package adds
Specialty-matched review
The imaging and report are reviewed in context by the right radiology expertise for the anatomy, modality, and legal question.
What ambiguity creates
The legal team has to translate
When the report does not explain why the finding matters, attorneys and case managers are left trying to turn medical language into usable case strategy.
What a clearer package adds
Visual evidence package
Colorized key images and custom illustrations give non-medical audiences a fast, credible way to understand what the report is describing.
What ambiguity creates
The visual story is missing
Without key images and illustrations, adjusters, mediators, and all decision-makers are asked to trust a dense paragraph instead of seeing the injury and its relevance.
What a clearer package adds
Consistent case language
The same report package can support demand letters, mediation, deposition prep, and trial exhibits without rebuilding the medical story each time.
Featured Subspecialists
A handful of the radiologists
reading for you.
The bench is bigger than the roster. Here are nine of the fellowship-trained subspecialists you'll see on PrecisionPlus v3™ reads.
Neuro
Avery J. Knapp Jr., M.D.
Board Certified Radiologist
Fellowship Trained, Neuroradiology
MSK, Spine
Zain Qazi, M.D.
Board Certified Radiologist
Fellowship Trained, MSK
MSK, Spine
Chad Barker, M.D.
Board Certified Radiologist
Fellowship Trained, MSK
Neuro
Manuel Fortes, M.D.
Board Certified Radiologist
Fellowship Trained, Neuroradiology
MSK, Spine
Benjamin Park, D.O.
Board Certified Radiologist
Fellowship Trained, MSK
Neuro
Maureen Barry, M.D.
Board Certified Radiologist
Fellowship Trained, Neuroradiology
MSK, Spine
Simukayi Mutasa, M.D.
Board Certified Radiologist
Fellowship Trained, MSK
Neuro
Ahmed Ali Minhas, M.D.
Board Certified Radiologist
Fellowship Trained, Neuroradiology
Neuro
Roger Jordan, M.D.
Board Certified Radiologist
Fellowship Trained, Neuroradiology
Join Our Bench
We're looking for board-certified subspecialty radiologists who want flexibility, fair compensation, and meaningful work.
See the PracticeMeet our bench of expert radiologists.
Board-certified radiologists with subspecialty depth across neuro, MSK, spine, and body imaging. The roster behind PrecisionPlus v3™ reads.
Attorney Proof
When imaging has to
stand up in a case.
Approved attorney testimonials focused on demonstrative evidence, clearer injury proof, and reports that hold up beyond the clinical read.
“The v3™ reports are incredibly helpful to transform raw images into clear, precise, and easy-to-understand pictures that have great evidentiary value. They are a great source of demonstrative evidence highlighting the findings, turning it into compelling testimony that is always grounded in science.”
Mitchell Beck, Esq., Senior Trial Attorney
The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker Inc.“PrecisionPlus v3™'s illustrations were ready to use — we mounted them and walked the jury through the injuries. It saved time, reduced costs, and delivered real impact in the courtroom. If you're not using it for second opinions — or better yet, working with centers that offer it as a treating radiologist — you could be leaving significant value on the table.”
Daryl Dixon
Flint Cooper“These are the most effective MRI reports I've seen in my career. A true game changer for understanding and proving injury.”
Robert Sears
Sears Injury Law“When I try injury cases, I want the MRI to be PrecisionPlus v3™. The quality of the read and medical illustrations makes my client's injuries clear, credible, and impossible to ignore.”
Justin Bleakley, Attorney
Martinez ManglardiFAQs
What attorneys and
case managers ask us first.
Straight answers on qualifications, turnaround, fees, and what happens when you request expert review support.
Expert witness support is handled by credentialed Expert Radiology physicians with board certification, fellowship training, and subspecialty expertise in neuroradiology or musculoskeletal imaging. Matters are routed by specialty, jurisdiction, availability, and case fit.
Dr. Knapp's 400+ deposition background shaped the Expert Radiology legal review workflow, but new matters are not treated as a single-physician intake channel. We route requests across the credentialed bench, including physicians such as Dr. Chad Barker for MSK/spine and Dr. Roger Jordan for neuro/spine when the case fit and availability are appropriate.
We provide thorough pre-deposition preparation including a complete PrecisionPlus v3™ report package with colorized key images, anatomical illustrations, and structured findings. Our experts review the full case materials and align with your case strategy before testimony.
We create high-resolution courtroom-ready exhibits including colorized diagnostic images with labeled pathology callouts, custom anatomical illustrations, imaging timelines, and structured comparison materials. All exhibits are designed to make complex pathology immediately understandable to jurors.
Turnaround depends on study complexity, clinical priority, current volume, and the materials provided. Urgent matters are scoped during intake and tracked through the ExRad Portal with full v3™ exhibits.
Second opinions and record review are flat-fee. Deposition and trial testimony are scheduled hourly, with a written engagement letter. No surprises.
Yes. Most of our intakes come from case managers and paralegals, not attorneys. The Portal is designed for the people actually moving the case forward.
No. The intake conversation is about case fit, specialty match, timing, and the materials available. Firms that win consistently build better imaging records early, not only on the biggest cases.
Expert Review
Before the medical story gets framed for you, request review.
New legal case reviews are scoped by specialty, timing, and materials. Every case matters, none more than yours.
Guide
Attorney's Guide to Radiology Imaging
Everything attorneys need to know about radiology, from ordering the right study to using imaging evidence at trial.
Read the guide