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Request a Case Screening

Preliminary screening is complimentary. Send the posture of your matter — jurisdiction, claims, disputed issues, and the schedule you are working under — and you will get a candid read on which expert discipline the issue points to and whether the materials look suitable for expert review. Response within one business day.

How to reach us

Phone
(347) 860-4763

Calls and text messages are both monitored.

Hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Pacific. Time-sensitive matters are handled outside those hours — say so in your message. Tracking and meeting the dates in your case remains counsel’s responsibility.
Service area
Serving attorneys and law firms throughout California, Washington, and Oregon — available for consultation, report preparation, deposition, and trial testimony, in person and remotely.

Before you write

Please do not send privileged or confidential client material in a first message. An initial screening only needs the posture of the matter: what court, what claims, what is actually disputed, and the schedule you are working under. Records come after a conflict check.

Not sure what you need yet? The engagement process walks through each step, and the FAQ answers most questions about cost, timing, and admissibility as general background. Neither page is legal advice.

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Please do not include privileged or confidential client information in this initial message.

Submission of this form does not create an attorney-client relationship, expert-retention relationship, fiduciary relationship, or confidential relationship. West Coast Expert Witness and Themis Expert Witness, LLC do not provide legal advice and are not responsible for identifying, calculating, or preserving litigation deadlines.

Complimentary preliminary screening is limited to identifying a potentially appropriate expert discipline, checking availability and conflicts, and determining whether the submitted materials may be suitable for expert review. It does not include legal analysis, evaluation of claims or defenses, calculation of deadlines, or an opinion concerning whether a lawsuit is viable.

If you are not represented by an attorney: Individuals without counsel should consult a licensed attorney regarding the viability of their claims and all applicable deadlines before retaining an expert.