Post-Traumatic Anosmia · Medico-Legal Support

When an injury takes away the sense of smell, we build the record that proves it.

The Smell Expert pairs standardized olfactory testing with a full ENT evaluation, turning a hard-to-see injury into clear, defensible evidence — for adjusters, opposing counsel, and juries alike.

Exhibit-ready reports UPSIT-based testing Deposition & trial testimony
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Exhibit A

Post-traumatic anosmia is a real, measurable injury.

Loss of smell after head trauma is easy to dismiss on paper and hard to live with in practice. It carries clinical risk, safety risk, and financial consequence — all of which can be documented.

Clinical impact

  • Increased risk of depression (6–8×)
  • Safety risks — gas, smoke, spoiled food go undetected
  • Loss of taste and its social impact
  • Reduced earning capacity in smell-dependent work

Objective methodology

  • Standardized olfactory testing (UPSIT)
  • Full ENT examination
  • Injury correlation analysis
  • Functional & quality-of-life assessment

Exhibit B

How a case moves through our office.

The same process, every time — so the findings hold up whenever they're read.

  1. 1

    Medical record review

    We review prior history, imaging, and treatment records to understand the injury before the patient walks in.

  2. 2

    Independent medical examination

    A full ENT exam plus standardized UPSIT testing establishes an objective, repeatable baseline.

  3. 3

    Comprehensive expert report

    Findings, correlation to the injury event, and functional impact are documented in a single clear report.

  4. 4

    Deposition & trial testimony

    We explain the findings in plain language — for a deposition room or a jury.

Exhibit C

Why this matters to your case.

Evidence-based causation

Links the injury to the event using objective testing, not self-report alone.

Quantifiable damages

Converts a symptom that's hard to describe into a measurable, documented loss.

Credible jury communication

Explains a real-world impact — burnt food, gas leaks, a flat sense of taste — simply and clearly.

Stronger case valuation

Supports a defensible, higher damages figure with documentation to back it up.

Exhibit D

Our expert services.

Medical record review Independent medical examination (IME) Deposition & trial testimony Comprehensive expert report

Exhibit E

Bring us your case.

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What to include

  • Client name & date of injury
  • Brief mechanism of injury
  • Records available for review
  • Requested timeline

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