| Abaterno Consultants: Providing evaluations and expert testimony for cases involving sexual harassment, psychological malpractice, and marital dissolution. Located in Cupertino, California. |
| Allan Cooperstein, Ph.D.: Forensic and clinical psychologist offering services for civil and criminal actions, including psychological testing for disability, competency, and malingering, and vocational rehabilitation. |
| Charlene Sabin, M.D.: Oregon specialist in pediatric psychotherapy. |
| Charles Robinson, PH.D.: Clinical and forensic psychologist; an expert on trauma, violence, memory/sexual abuse and malpractice. Based in Manchester, Maine. |
| Clinstat, Inc.: Expert testimony, research, and consulting services for matters involving psychological trauma, including abuse, false memory, and work place harassment. Kingston, Ontario. |
| Donald A. Eisner, Ph.D. J.D.: Forensic psychologist and attorney specializing in evaluation of mental injury, case review and trial strategy. Located in Encino, California. |
| Dr. Jack Boyle: Chartered psychologist reports to and give evidence in the Court of Session and Scottish Sheriff, for issues such as reparation, educational disputes, sexual abuse, intellectual disabilities, and freeing for adoption. |
| Dr. Sanford Finkel: Geriatric forensic psychiatrist and expert witness who has consulted on a wide range of cases nationwide involving geriatric and adult psychiatry. Located in Illinois. |
| Institute for Psychological Therapies: Focusing on allegations of child sexual abuse, and also offering services for matters including accusations of sexual harassment, crimes, or misconduct, criminal responsibility, and medical and psychological malpractice. Based in Northfield, Minnesota. |
| James Deming, MD, JD: Forensic psychiatrist, board certified for child and adolescent, and adult psychiatry, also holding a law degree, providing consultation for a variety of medical and legal issues. |
| James Grubman, Ph.D.: Massachusetts based clinical psychologist, specialized in disability cases, probate and family law. |
| Jeffrey Kaye, Ph.D., Psychologist: San Francisco clinical psychologist, offering evaluations and expert testimony for INS political asylum applications and hearings. |
| Jeffrey S. Kline, Ph.D.: Private practice psychologist offering assessment services in both civil and criminal forensic cases. Specializing in disability determinations. Licensed in Missouri. |
| Joe W. Dixon, Ph.D. JD: Professor of Psychology and Law. Background includes providing testimony in federal and state court on civil and criminal issues ranging from child custody to capital murder. Licensed in Alabama and Florida. |
| Karen Franklin, Ph.D., Clinical & Forensic Psychologist: Forensic psychological evaluations and psychological treatment, San Francisco Bay Area. Expert on motivations for violence and hate crimes. |
| Karyl McBride, Ph.D.: Forensic consultation and training with an emphasis on sex crimes. |
| Mark Levy, MD: Forensic psychologist, offering services for cases involving psychological trauma, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, and psychiatric malpractice. |
| Martin H. Williams, PhD: Offering testimony and consultation nationwide for ethics and standard of care in psychotherapy, evaluation of claims of sexual abuse in health-related fields, and evaluation of extent and causation of psychological damages. |
| Michael L. Peck, Ph.D. & Associates: Offering services in the area of clinical and forensic psychology, from offices in Los Angeles, California. |
| Neil S. Kaye, MD: Board certified in forensic, general and geriatric psychiatry, offering expert services for matters including head and brain injury, neonaticide and infanticide, and psychopharmacology. Based in Wilmington, Delaware. |
| Paul Cousins: Specialising in assessment for criminal and child care proceedings, personality disorders and sex offenders, child abuse, neglect and parenting skills. Based in the United Kingdom. |
| Pogos H. Voskanian, M.D.: Forensic psychiatric evaluations, consultations, and expert testimony in civil and criminal cases. |
| Psychologists at Law: Providing expert psychological reports and opinions to the legal profession for criminal and civil proceedings, including personal injury, family law, and cases under the children act. Based in the United Kingdom. |
| Roger Freed, M.D.: Providing forensic psychiatry and psychology consultation, for civil and criminal litigation. Located in San Francisco, California. |
| Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center - Department of Psychology: Evaluating personal injury claims alleging a mental component and claims of sexual abuse based on delayed recovery of memory. |
| Stephanie A. Wagner, Ph.D.: Offering evaluations and expert testimony for personal injury, criminal cases, and child custody matters. |
| Stuart Brody, Ph.D.: Professor and consultant in the field of medical psychology. Based in Scotland. |
| Terence W. Campbell, Ph. D.: Forensic psychologist, providing information on subjects including child custody evaluations, repressed memories, coerced confessions, eyewitness recall, false allegations of abuse, and expert qualification. |
| University Institute for Psychiatry & Law: Ohio-based psychological consultants, providing expert testimony, mediation and arbitration, independent mental health examinations, and consultations in mental health and forensic psychiatry. |
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