Wolfgang Steudel, MD · Board-certified anesthesiologist

Anesthesiology expert witness for complex medical cases.

Cardiothoracic anesthesiologist in clinical practice since 1993, trained at Massachusetts General Hospital and former Harvard Medical School faculty. Independent review, reports and testimony for plaintiff and defense counsel in civil and criminal matters.

Plaintiff & defenseCivil & criminalLicensed CA · NY · Germany
Wolfgang Steudel, MD, anesthesiologist and expert witness
Wolfgang Steudel, MDDiplomate, American Board of Anesthesiology · Facharzt für Anästhesiologie
Clinical practiceSince 1993
AcademicMGH-trained · former Harvard faculty
Expert witness work10+ years, both sides
Why counsel retain Dr. Steudel

A practicing specialist with an academic foundation.

Daily clinical work in cardiac and general anesthesia, combined with years of research and teaching at Harvard and the University of Colorado, supports opinions that hold up under scrutiny.

  • Board-certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology; German specialist certification
  • 36 peer-reviewed publications; former editorial board member, Critical Care Medicine
  • Deep pharmacology expertise: opioids, sedatives, anesthetic drug interactions and overdose
  • Clear written reports and testimony that translate physiology for judges and juries
Full qualifications
Attorney and medical expert reviewing case materials
Independent, evidence-based case review for plaintiff and defense counsel.
For legal counsel

From first call to testimony.

A practical process designed to tell you early whether the medicine supports your theory of the case.

01

Conflict check

Parties, providers and a short description of the issue. No obligation.

02

Records & scope

Agree on the questions, the records needed and the timeline.

03

Medical analysis

Chronology, standard of care and causation — candidly, including weaknesses.

04

Opinion & testimony

Written report, declaration, deposition or trial testimony.

Retaining an expert: questions and answers
Primum non nocere

It is our ethical and professional duty to ensure an objective and impartial review of any potential medical error by independent, qualified and experienced physician experts.

Discuss a potential case

Describe the matter and request a conflict check. Initial inquiries carry no obligation.