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Dr. Bruce Leckart & Associates

Are On A Crusade To Expose The Flaws Found In Reports and/or Testimony From Psychologists, Psychiatrists, and Neuropsychologists.

Dr. Leckart & Associates provide written-analysis that expose the major flaws in psych reports and/or testimony and provide attorneys with a script of simple questions to use in cross-examining psychologists, psychiatrists, and/or neuropsychologists. We call our written analysis an Apricot™. 

What is An Apricot™?

An Apricot™ is a clearly written report based on peer-reviewed published scientific data that describes all of the substantial flaws in a psych report using non-technical language and discusses specific techniques and strategy for cross-examining the doctor. An Apricot™ also provides a script of simple questions to ask the doctor that will reveal the flaws in their report. In situations when cross-examination will not take place, an Apricot™ contains all the psychological information needed to prepare a brief for the court if the attorney decides that they wish to petition to have the doctor’s report dismissed.

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Who Does An
Apricot™ Help?

  • Attorneys
  • Insurance Carrier
  • Claims Examiners
  • Claims Supervisors/Managers
  • Risk Managers

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