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As a result of Dr. Wilson's advanced veterinary medico-legal knowledge, he has provided expert witness
opinions covering challenges to ownership of dogs, veterinary malpractice, the reasonableness of
noncompete agreements, the legal use of drugs in animals, and animal bite cases.
Dr. Wilson has had lengthy training and experience as a small animal associate and practice owner.
He also has extensive experience researching, writing about, and teaching animal law, medical records,
veterinarians, graduating students, board eligible and boarded specialists, and the
attorneys who are providing legal counsel for such parties;
contracts and providing coaching for practices that are attempting to implement this method
of payment for generalists and specialists;
companies manufacture related to zoonotic diseases or the use or misuse of their products
or medical devices; and
practices, the enforceability of restrictive covenants in employment contracts, and new or
changing precedents in animal and veterinary law.
Expert Witness Opinions:
This has been supplemented by his law degree and years as an author on animal law and veterinary
medico-legal topics. He spent nearly ten years providing consultative advice for the American
Association of Veterinary State Boards as well as many individual state boards.
the use of written legal consents, the legal use of veterinary drugs, and professional negligence.
All of this, plus his time spent drafting over thirty expert witness opinions, testifying in
court on over ten occasions, and his skill as a writer provide the background for his expert
witness consultations and opinions. The subjects upon which he provides such work include:
noncompete agreements contained in employment contracts or found in practice purchase
and/or sales documents;
malpractice or incompetence, e.g., assisting and advising the attorneys who are
representing veterinarians facing civil suits or state board disciplinary hearings;
settings, and providing opinions regarding disputes involving animal ownership; and
standards of care and guidelines published in the veterinary literature that might well
be applied to future lawsuits for veterinary malpractice.