Psychiatric and Forensic Psychiatric Expert Witness

Henry M. Storper, MD
9275 SW 152 St, Ste 108B
Miami, Florida 33157
Miami, Florida 33157


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Henry M. Storper, MD, is a board certified psychiatrist and forensic psychiatrist in private practice. He serves attorneys nationwide, both plaintiff and defense, regarding disability, personal injury and medical malpractice / standard of care of psychiatrists and hospitals.
He also provides psychiatric Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs), Fitness for Duty examinations, and disability evaluations and re-evaluations, including Workers Compensation.
Dr. Storper has extensive experience in all aspects of hospital psychiatry, including treatment of the severely mentally ill, especially those likely to harm themselves or others.
He has been the medical director of psychiatric inpatient units, community mental health centers and partial hospitalization programs.
He also provides psychiatric Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs), Fitness for Duty examinations, and disability evaluations and re-evaluations, including Workers Compensation.
Dr. Storper has extensive experience in all aspects of hospital psychiatry, including treatment of the severely mentally ill, especially those likely to harm themselves or others.
He has been the medical director of psychiatric inpatient units, community mental health centers and partial hospitalization programs.
Areas of Expertise
- Fitness for Duty
- Forensic Psychiatry
- Involuntary Hospitalization
- Mood Disorders
- Murder
- Personal Injury
- Psychiatric Disability
- Psychiatry
- Suicide
- Wrongful Death
Additional Expertise:
Psychiatric Hospital Admission; Psychiatric Hospital Discharge; Severe Mental Illness.
Areas Served
All States
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Psychiatric Case Descriptions
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Legal Experience & Services
Sample case descriptions involve wrongful death, psychosis, premature hospital discharge, suicide, murder, responsibility for behavior. Extensive experience in treatment of the severely mentally ill.