
Cognitive Aging for the Justice Involved May Come Sooner Than Expected
The International Day of Older Persons, observed October 8 in 2026, calls attention to age-related cognitive issues. For attorneys handling cases involving individuals with serious

What Happens When Attorneys Aren’t Okay?
National Depression Screening Day is October 8. It provides an opportunity to focus on people who spend their professional lives dealing with other people’s trauma,

Mental Illness Awareness Week: What The Other Half Doesn’t Know
Mental Illness Awareness Week is October 5 – 11, a perfect time to ask the questions: Who knows they could benefit from mental health treatment?

Sex Crime Cases: The Potential Advantages of Psychosexual Evaluations
Sex crime cases can be among the most complex in criminal litigation. They are often emotionally charged and carry a unique stigma – for the

Lorio Forensics Welcomes Dr. Maria G. Aguilera Nunez
We are proud to announce the newest addition to the Lorio Forensics team: Dr. Maria G. Aguilera Nunez, a highly accomplished psychiatrist with a rich

Psychic Injury Cases: Reconstructing Harm
In psychological injury—or “psychic injury”—litigation, plaintiffs may allege emotional distress, trauma, anxiety, depression, or other psychological symptoms resulting from an accident, injury, death, misconduct, or