Commonly Asked Questions from Legal Professionals

Yes. Dr. Traynor’s expert reports contain precise detailed explanations of the causation, the medical and/or audiological impacts of the event, and the handicapping effects of the event in the near term and the future. His expert objective opinions are supported by factual evidence in each case.

No. Dr. Traynor has never had a malpractice lawsuit against his practice.

No. Dr. Traynor has never been convicted of a felony.

Yes. Dr. Traynor is available to appear in person in addition to any virtual venue.

Dr. Traynor is familiar with the standard of care and best practices in the treatment of hearing loss and tinnitus by virtue of his training, education, and experience of 46 years in clinical and rehabilitative Audiology practice, as well as academic teaching and publication in these areas. He has worked with otolaryngologists (Ear Nose Throat Physicians, ENT) and General Surgeons while performing operative monitoring procedures, and otologists and otoneurologists as referral sources and is familiar with their treatment practices.

Extensive review of all evidence in addition to preparation meetings with the retaining attorney in mock simulation question and answer.

Dr. Traynor understands that the selection of the correct forensic audiologist is extremely important to the success of an attorney’s case. After 46 years in the profession, he is confident that his experience has encompassed all facets of the field and has welcomed the transition and opportunity to be a part of the legal process to assist in arriving at a just settlement for the attorney’s client.