Contact

One route, and a person at the end of it.

Describe the situation in the form, or write directly to the address below. Either reaches the same inbox, and the reply comes from the person who will do the work.

Facilities

A survey, an audit, or a finding

Hospitals, districts, agencies, food operations, correctional facilities, and housing portfolios. Tell me what the building is and who inspects it.

Prefer your own mail client?

Email about a facility
Counsel

A matter in or heading for litigation

Retained opinion work for either side. Include the jurisdiction, the posture and any operative deadlines, and the parties for a conflicts check.

Prefer your own mail client?

Submit a matter
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Before you write

Four things make the first reply useful

The practice can give a direct answer quickly — including, where it is the honest one, that you do not need an entomologist — when the first message covers these.

What to include

  • The facility — what it is, roughly how large, how many sites.
  • Who inspects it — and under what authority, if that is known. If it is not known, say so; establishing it is often the first piece of work.
  • What is coming — a scheduled survey, a citation already issued with its deadline, an audit, or a matter in litigation.
  • The timeline — the date that actually constrains the work.

For counsel

Expert witness inquiries should include the jurisdiction, the posture and any operative deadlines, and the parties for a conflicts check. A current CV, fee schedule, and the prior testimony disclosure required under Rule 26(a)(2)(B) are provided at the point of engagement. See expert witness.

Fees

Fees are set against the scope of the facility and the work, and are discussed directly. No fee schedule is published on this site.

Still deciding

Read the method before you write.

The healthcare page is the fullest demonstration of how the practice works: the authority named, cited exactly, and the silences stated plainly.

Nothing on this site is legal advice.