Scope & Range of Services

Neuropsychiatry Expert ForensicReviews provides comprehensive forensic-level medical/neuropsychiatric and medical/psychiatric case reviews and evaluations. Background: Yale, Johns Hopkins; 30 years medical-legal evaluations and court experience - c ivil, government, and military: Defense, Plaintiff, Impairments, Competency, and Insanity.

Services

Medical records are reviewed meticulously in chronological order, all specialties, not merely scanned. Unless only a medical record review is requested, the individual is examined, with a past personal and medical background history, combined with an extensive neuropsychiatric (with neurological exam) or psychiatric evaluation. The resultant document, frequently lengthy, can be utilized as a case brief. Dr. Logue conducts evaluations throughout the United States and abroad via commercial air or Beech N1340Z.
Board-certified in Psychiatry, Forensic Examination, Forensic Medicine, & Post-traumatic Stress.
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Profile

Yale University: B.S. Biochemistry – 60 / Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine: M.D. – 64 / Johns Hopkins Hospital : Intern/Fellow, Surgery - 64-65 / Johns Hopkins Hospital, Henry Phipps Psychiatric Clinic: Residency, Psychiatry - 65-68 / Deputy Chief Resident Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins Hospital – 67-68 / Research Fellowship: Bengal, India, Parasitology – 62 / U.S. Army, Major, Medical Corp: Psychiatrist – 68-70 / Neurology Clinic Physician – 69-70, Military Security Clearance / Board Certifications: American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology – 71; American Board of Forensic Examiners – 95; American Board of Forensic Medicine – 96; American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress – 96 / Private Practice: 70 to present / Professional Organizations(partial list): American Board of Forensic Medicine – Diplomate; American Board of Forensic Examiners – Fellow; American Board of Professional Disability Consultants – Diplomate; American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress; American Psychoanalytic Association; International Psychoanalytic Association; International Society of Police Surgeons; Baltimore City Medical Society, Retired; Maryland Psychiatric Society, Retired; Medical-Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, Retired / Faculty and Staff Appointments: Chief: Juvenile Division, Medical Office Supreme Bench of Baltimore City – 70-72, Court Psychiatrist, Amicus Curiae / Sinai Hospital: Director of Psychiatric Emergency Services - directing Psychiatric ER, Crisis Clinic, and Suicide Prevention Clinic – 75-84 / Baltimore-Washington Society for Psychoanalysis: Past Chairman - PSRO, Peer Review, and Utilization Committee and DSM-III, DSM-IIIR, and DSM-IV Committees / Psychoanalytic Training: Baltimore-Washington Institute for Psychoanalysis – 70-76, Graduate – 76 / Thirty three years experience conducting psychiatric disability evaluations for Maryland and New Jersey Disability Determination Services (New Jersey Disability reports served as model of psychiatric disability evaluations for State of New Jersey) / Thirty four years experience with psychiatric disability evaluations for City and State legal and judicial entities and Judge Advocate Corps - U.S. Army / Extensive courtroom testimony experience: civilian and military / Three years experience: Psychiatric Consultant Specialist for New Jersey Disability Determination Services: Disability decisions on Social Security cases, Pan-specialty reviews - 92-94 / Thirty three years experience: Psychiatric IMEs for U.S. insurance companies / Medical consultant of the year – 2000: Maryland Disability Determination Services.

Licenses

New Jersey (1986) MA049090
Maryland (1964) DO6572
Texas (1968) D5430

Professional Experience

My Court experience began in 1968, after finishing my surgical fellowship and psychiatric residency training at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, while in the U.S. Army Medical Corps. - Other psychiatrists and myself began a series of seminars with the military J.A.G. to promote understanding between the legal and psychiatric professions. From 1970 – 1972 I also held a position as Chief of the Juvenile Division in the Medical Office of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City (in the role of Amicus Curiae). This, in turn, led to referrals from attorneys and, since then, I have done a very large number of examinations for plaintiff and defense attorneys, as well as insurance companies and the military. I developed experience in the determination of impairment ratings, competency, sanity, and other forensic functions. These various experiences led to my current practice - which is to review an entire case from beginning to end, condensing all of the multispecialty information in a medical record review (which can serve as a basis for a pre-trial brief) and then routinely perform either a neuropsychiatric or a psychiatric patient case evaluation. These Comprehensive Forensic /Medical Neurosychiatric and Psychiatric Case Reviews and Evaluations, with an extensive mental status evaluation and usually a neurological evaluation in addition, have now evolved into a clinical perspective that covers the entire case.

Legal Experience & Services

I began testifying in depositions in the United States Army as a Major in the
Medical Corps in 1968 – 1970. While in the U.S. Army I functioned on staff in a neurological outpatient clinic for one year. Following my Army legal experience, upon returning to Baltimore and establishing a private psychiatric practice, I also served in the role of amicus curiae as the Chief of the Juvenile Division of the Medical Office of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, 1970 – 1972. These experiences and exposures led to referrals from plaintiff and defense attorneys throughout my career. As noted in my CV, I began providing consultations for the State of Maryland DDS and the WCC, as well. I also began doing psychiatric and neuropsychiatric IMEs. These experiences dovetailed with my work as Director of Psychiatric Emergency Services at Sinai Hospital (including directing the psychiatric ER team, the Crisis Clinic, and the Suicide Prevention Clinic). Also, as noted in the accompanying résumé, I developed Board Certifications in Forensic Examinations and Forensic Medicine in 1995 and 1996. My case roster expanded to include comprehensive forensic medical/psychiatric and neuropsychiatric case reviews and evaluations, since I review the entire case file, including other specialties. As their results of all of these interactions I have appeared as an expert witness at least 100 times in military and civilian Courts, including Circuit and Superior Courts.

Affiliations

American Board of Forensic Medicine - Diplomate
American Board of Forensic Examiners - Fellow
American Board of Professional Disability Consultants - Diplomate
American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress - Fellow
Institute for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis of New Jersey, Retired
Atlantic Society for Psychoanalytic Training, Retired
American Psychoanalytic Association
International Psychoanalytic Association
International Society of Police Surgeons, Retired
Baltimore City Medical Society, Retired
Maryland Psychiatric Society, Retired
Medical-Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, Retired
American Psychiatric Association, Retired
Baltimore-Washington Society for Psychoanalysis, Retired
Baltimore-Washington Institute for Psychoanalysis, Retired

Publications

Richards, F.M., Logue, A.D. Changes in Absorption Spectra in Ribonuclease-S System. J. Biol. Chem. 237, 3693-7, Dec.1962 (biochemical research)

Logue, A.D., Chowdury, A.B. Comparison of Ascaris lumbricoides var. hominis
vs. Ascaris lumbricoides var. suum antigens in agar gel extracts. Bulletin of the Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine, 1963 (part of U.S. Public Health research team: prevention of worker-disabling helminthic infections in tropical India)

Logue, A.D. Book review: Karasu, T.B., Bellak, L. Specialized Techniques in Individual Psychotherapy. J. Nervous and Mental Disease. 169: 6, 1981

Logue, A.D. Chapter 50: Individual Psychotherapy. In Clinical Medicine, Psychiatry vol. 12, ed. Brody, E.B. Harper and Row, October 1981

Education

Yale University B.S. (Biochemistry) 1960. New Haven, Connecticut.
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine M.D. June 1964. Baltimore, Maryland.
Internship: Surgery. 1964-1965. Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore.
Residency: Psychiatry. 1965-1968. Johns Hopkins Hospital: Henry Phipps Psychiatric Clinic.
Deputy Chief Resident - Psychiatry, Hopkins Hospital -1968
Community Psychiatry Fellowship. Howard County, Maryland Mental Hygiene Clinic 1967 - 1968.

Consulting Practice: All States

Areas of Expertise:

Alcoholism
Alzheimer's Disease
Amnesia
Autism
Aviation
Bipolar Disorder (Manic Depression)
Brain Injury
Case Evaluations
Concussion
Criminal Responsibility
Dementia
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Document Examination
Ethics
Expert Witness
Forensic Experts
Forensic Psychiatry
Forensic-Level
Hospital Records
Litigation
Malpractice
Medical Malpractice
Mental Health
Mood Disorders
Narcotics Addiction
Neuropsychiatry
Neuropsychiatry Expert
Panic Disorder
Professional Malpractice
Psychiatry
Psychoanalysis
Schizophrenia
Self-Injury
Sexual Disorders
Sexual Harassment
Slip and Fall
Suicidology