Board-certified anesthesiologist and pain management physician. California Qualified Medical Evaluator since April 2020.
Attorneys turn to Dr. Lee for clear, well-supported medical-legal opinions in complex pain and anesthesia cases. He brings board certification from the American Board of Anesthesiology in anesthesiology and pain management, current QME certification, and a record of timely reports that hold up under scrutiny. He has served in dozens of depositions and is available for QME, AME, IME and expert witness work across Southern and Northern California.
Board certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology in anesthesiology and pain management, with a focus on chronic pain cases that often drive workers’ compensation disputes.
Detailed, timely reports that are quality-reviewed before they are finalized, with findings grounded in the medical record, examination and accepted medical literature.
Has served in dozens of depositions and is prepared to explain and support his opinions under cross-examination.
IME and expert witness exams can typically be booked within about 2 weeks, with reports typically delivered about 2 weeks after the exam.
Qualified Medical Evaluations for California workers’ compensation disputes.
Agreed Medical Evaluations when both parties select one examiner.
Independent Medical Evaluations for medical-legal case review.
Expert witness testimony in pain medicine and anesthesiology.
English, Korean and Spanish (Korean and Spanish available for medical appointments)
Evaluations across Southern and Northern California
Every evaluation starts with a careful review of the complete record and a thorough examination. I take the time to understand each person’s history and to explain my findings clearly. My opinions are evidence-based, supported by the medical record, examination findings and accepted medical literature. I aim to be fair and impartial to every party — applicant and defense alike.
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