If your nipple and areola are still attached to the breast tissue beneath them, there's a good chance you'll be able to nurse. However, if the nipple was removed and then placed on a reconstructed breast, damage to the nerves, milk ducts, and breast tissue may limit your milk flow and diminish sensation in your nipples.
Morgan C. Smith. An expert witness can make or break a case. A good expert grabs the juryâs. attention and offers the moral authority of a saint. A bad expert can turn the tide. against the hiring party and torpedo a case. This crucial aspect of a case starts, and sometimes ends, with the disclosure of. expert witnesses pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure Â§ 2034.
However, PTSD is a complicated psychological disorder and a plaintiff will have difficulty making this kind of claim without supporting testimony from an expert witness. This article discusses the role of an expert witness and how expert testimony functions to prove a plaintiff's PTSD in a personal injury case.t is not enough for an expert witness to testify as to their qualifications to diagnose PTSD (although that matters) and then give a diagnosis. An expert must explain to the jury what is required to diagnose PTSD and whether the plaintiff, or a person with the same signs and symptoms as the plaintiff, has PTSD.