HOLLAND EXPERT PSYCH SOLUTIONS
Forensic & Independent Medical Evaluations
Clinical Psychologist Expert Witness Serving Tennessee, PSYPACT & Beyond
Dr. Jason Holland is a clinical psychologist expert witness based in Tennessee who provides forensic evaluation and legal consulting services to attorneys in Tennessee, PSYPACT states, and select other jurisdictions. He conducts independent medical evaluations (IMEs) and independent psychological evaluations in civil and criminal matters, including cases involving alleged negligence, personal injury, wrongful death, and malpractice. His work also includes capacity evaluations (in conservatorship or decision-making disputes), assessments of dangerousness or risk of harm to self or others, and mental health–related disability evaluations.
Dr. Holland is licensed as a psychologist in Tennessee and holds an active PSYPACT e-passport, allowing him to provide virtual forensic evaluations and consultations in most states. He has been retained in a range of civil and criminal cases and is known for his clear, measured explanations of psychological findings for judges, juries, and other non-experts. His major areas of specialty include, but are not limited to:
Wrongful Death & Prolonged Grief Disorder
Independent psychological evaluations of surviving family members after accidental death, homicide, or suicide, focusing on prolonged grief disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and related conditions in wrongful death, negligence, and malpractice cases.
Trauma, PTSD & Emotional Pain and Suffering
Forensic assessment of trauma-related conditions and emotional distress following motor vehicle accidents, workplace incidents, assaults, and other traumatic events, with opinions on PTSD, adjustment disorders, anxiety, depression, and emotional pain and suffering in civil litigation.
Competency to Stand Trial & Criminal Forensic Evaluation
Evaluations of a defendant’s competency to stand trial, including understanding of charges, courtroom roles, penalties, and ability to assist counsel, as well as related criminal forensic questions such as mental state at the time of the alleged offense when requested.
Capacity, Risk, and Disability Evaluations (IME)
Capacity evaluations in conservatorship, guardianship, and decision-making disputes; assessments of dangerousness or risk of harm to self or others; and mental health–related disability evaluations, often conducted as independent medical evaluations (IMEs) or independent psychological evaluations.
Learn More About Dr. Holland’s Forensic Evaluation and Expert Witness Services for Attorneys
Forensic Evaluation Services
Providing diagnostic interviewing and interpretation of scores on validated assessment tools.
Documenting findings in an understandable way that clearly answers the question at hand.
Speaking with authority at deposition or trial on findings from a forensic evaluation.
What makes a great expert witness?
Explains complex concepts in a relatable way.
Guided solely by facts, observations, and empirical data.
Leaves no stone unturned and considers a case from multiple angles.
Speaks with authority on findings from a thorough forensic evaluation.
Transparent about methods, approaches, and findings.
