1. Has Dr. Saponaro been deposed or testified?
2. In what courts has Dr. Saponaro been qualified and testified?
3. What is the ratio of Dr. Saponaro's plaintiff vs. defense work?
4. What is the ratio of Dr. Saponaro's legal work vs. other professional activities?
5. Are Dr. Saponaro's licenses and certifications current?
6. Can Dr. Saponaro furnish client references upon request?

Has Dr. Saponaro been deposed or testified?
Not recently. As a student doctor in the 1980s, he testified in a murder case involving one of his patients. Also, he was involved in one medical malpractice case personally. Additionally, he prepared a plaintiff case of a missed appendicitis for a NY lawyer in the 1980s.

In what courts has Dr. Saponaro been qualified and testified?
The case in the 1980s occurred in NYC. The medical malpractice case in West Palm Beach is still open.

What is the ratio of Dr. Saponaro's plaintiff vs. defense work?
He is new to this and hasn't done any work. He plans to look at all cases.

What is the ratio of Dr. Saponaro's legal work vs. other professional activities?
At the present, he hasn't started any legal work. He is hoping it to be about 25% of his work time.

Are Dr. Saponaro's licenses and certifications current?
Yes. He is a licensed physician in Florida. He is board certified in Internal Medicine by the ABIM and this can be verified on their web site. He is also a Fellow of the American College of Physicians (FACP) and this can be verified on their web site. In addition, he has been a principal investigator in several industry sponsored trials and has received certifications in this also. These can be verified at ACRP, SOCRA and AAPP.

Can Dr. Saponaro furnish client references upon request?
Yes!