ALBANY, NY, April 01, 2014 (Press-News.org) About Dr. Albert G. Mitsos M.D.
Dr. Albert G. Mitsos M.D. is a Self-Employed Professional Forensic Medical Consultant.
Dr. Albert G. Mitsos holds a B.S. in Microbiology from Louisiana State University. Having done his residency at Cook County Hospital, Dr. Mitsos earned his M.D. from the Chicago Medical School.
As a Self-Employed Medical Forensic Consultant, Dr. Mitsos assists attorneys with the formulation of cross examination questions and jury selection questions. By relating the use of science, medicine and technology in an investigation, and by studying the facts and evidence of a case in a court of law, Dr. Mitsos gives his expert and professional advice and opinion in his area of expertise. Dr. Mitsos is often called upon to identify causation issues within a claim and identify intervening non-related events which are or can cause continued disability and medical care. Through his work with trial attorneys, outcomes are improved and claims once considered impossible to defend and valued at large dollar amounts, suddenly become manageable. In addition, Dr. Mitsos specializes in Occupational Medicine, Workers Compensation Cases and Litigation Management.
Dr. Albert G. Mitsos, Forensic Medical Consultant, has shared his vast knowledge in the courtroom for many years providing defense against fraudulent, large cost claims.
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Dr. Albert G. Mitsos Recognized as "Professional of the Year" by Capital Who's Who
Dr. Albert G. Mitsos of Long Grove, Illinois honored by Capital Who's Who Branding for his distinguished accomplishments and contributions as a Forensic Medical Consultant.
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