by Beryl Vaughan |
Attorneys use expert witness directories to find physicians and forensic psychologists and psychiatrists with the right expertise to testify in a case. Chosen right, they produce work.
by Beryl Vaughan |
Set your fees to reflect experience, credentials and expertise.
by Beryl Vaughan |
Your portrait helps attorneys imagine what juries will see. Business photographs should show you in multiple settings, taken by a professional.
by Beryl Vaughan
An image or photograph catches the eye before the topic title or content ever will. If the image is confusing or ugly, you’ll never get an attorney’s time to read your important and knowledgeable article. Let’s navigate what’s you need to know.
by Beryl Vaughan |
Marketing with a holiday card communicates thoughtful acknowledgment of a business relationship.
by Beryl Vaughan |
A woman in medical-legal practice, Forensic Psychiatry, and other Medical Specialties serving as an Expert Witness: What women need to know.
by Beryl Vaughan |
Is a DIY website for you? Considerations for the Medical-Legal Expert Witness before signing up for Wix, Squarespace and free fast website creation.
by Beryl Vaughan |
How to get work when things are slow.
by Beryl Vaughan |
A medical-legal expert who is invisible to attorneys won’t get cases–it’s that simple. Being “findable” says what it means. Marketing is about 50% online visibility and 50% communication about your expertise.