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Attacks on Public Figures
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Thomas P. Prevas
C.P.P.
4 Fairway
West Hartford CT 06117
USA
phone: 860-523-0217
THOMAS P. PREVAS is President of General Security Consultants, Inc.(GSC), located in West Hartford, Connecticut. Prior to starting GSC, Inc., Mr. Prevas was a Senior Consultant with ITT-Hartford, where he was involved with the development and administration of the Corporate Security Program country wide and in Canada, providing underwriting management with risk evaluation and risk improvement services for commercial accounts with complex security exposures, and consulting on losses, claims investigations and staff training.

GSC specializes in Protection Evaluations and Planning for a wide range of clients that require advanced technical knowledge and analytical skills within the security field, and expert witness services and causal analysis for losses related to crime.

GSC specializes in protection evaluations and planning for the insurance industry and a wide range of commercial clients. The company offers advanced technical knowledge and analytical skills to identify security exposures and develop innovative, cost-effective solutions. GSC also provides expert witness services and causal analysis on losses related to security, security liability and fire detection systems and monitoring.

GSC provides litigation consulting services to several of the country's largest and most prestigious law firms, and has testified in many of the largest and most complicated cases involving electronic security systems and monitoring, physical security, fire protection systems and monitoring, serious injury and death.
11/7/2008 · Security
How to Protect Your Home from Burglars
Household break-ins are in a sharp upswing, spurred by changing social and economic patterns. A counselor to insurance underwriters provides useful tips for safeguarding the house and the family car

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Stephen M. Raffle, M.D.
Principal
35 Wolfe Grade
Kentfield, CA 94904
Offices in
Oakland and San Francisco CA USA
phone: 415-461-4845
fax: 415-461-4039
Stephen M.
OAKLAND

300 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza,
Suite 700
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 465-3300
SAN FRANCISCO

2406 Clay Street
San Francisco, CA 94115
(415) 461-4845

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

35 Wolfe Grade
Kentfield (Marin County), CA 94904
(415) 461-4845

NATIONWIDE

Dr. Raffle has testified and conducted IMEs in States and provinces throughout North America.



Stephen M. Raffle, M.D., a Board Certified Forensic Psychiatrist, has over 36 years of experience offering his expert opinion in Federal and State jurisdictions. Dr. Raffle has consulted for attorneys, insurers, employers and judges. His track record and experience is impressive: over 5000 psychiatric evaluations, 700+ depositions, 150+ trials, a successful clinical practice, teaching career at U.C. Medical School, and Hastings College of the Law postgraduate course "Trial and Appellate Advocacy" for 11 years instructing attorneys about the direct and cross-examination of expert witnesses.

Stephen M. Raffle, M.D. and Associates' expertise includes, but is not limited to the following:
  • chronic pain
  • psychosomatic medicine
  • post-traumatic stress disorder
  • psychogenic pain
  • traumatic brain injury and other dementias
  • false memory syndrome
  • malingering
  • emotional distress intentional and unintentional infliction of
  • emotional distress, evaluation of
  • fitness for duty
  • risk/threat workplace violence assessment
  • wrongful termination
  • discrimination (ADA, Title VII, EEOC)
  • harassment (sexual, etc.)
  • employment litigation
  • medical malpractice
  • substance abuse
  • testamentary capacity
  • undue influence (including cults)
  • toxic exposure
  • catastrophic injury
  • temporary and permanent disability
  • need for treatment
  • sexual molestation
  • disorders of childhood and adolescence
  • medical records review
  • assist preparation for the cross-examination of expert witness
  • Licensed in California.
    5/29/2009 · Expert Witnessing
    The Role of the Expert in the Courtroom
    My teacher and mentor, Dr. Bernard Diamond, pondered the question about the role of the psychiatric expert and other experts in the courtroom. My first public presentation was to the American Criminology Society on this topic, and it has continued to occupy my attention to the present

    5/28/2009 · Human Factors
    How to Read a Psychiatric Report
    All psychiatric reports evaluate something, but not always the same thing. For example, eligibility for benefits, or fitness to do a job. To make sense of the report, the reader must determine what is being evaluated and how it is being done

    5/28/2009 · Psychiatry
    The Therapist as Expert Witness? Reasons the Treating Psychotherapist Should Not Be the Expert Witness
    In civil cases where emotional distress is alleged, it often occurs that the plaintiff’s attorney designates the treater as his expert. Usually the argument is that the plaintiff’s own therapist has spent many more hours with the plaintiff than the defense expert and therefore "knows" the plaintiff better. The treater often agrees with this reasoning