FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY CASE REVIEW

Toxicology case review for legally significant questions.

A careful review begins by defining the question the available evidence can—and cannot—answer. This practice evaluates toxicology records in context, including laboratory reports, specimen information, medical records, reported timing, and the limits of interpretation.

What a review may address

• Reported drug or alcohol findings and their analytical basis
• Specimen type, collection, handling, and documentation
• Detection windows, concentrations, and contextual interpretation
• Potential limitations, alternative explanations, and unanswered questions

A record-led process

Each matter is assessed individually. Early consultation can help identify the records needed, frame focused toxicology questions, and determine whether further analysis is appropriate. Opinions are limited to the evidence and methods that support them.

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