Losing a loved one is hard.
Understanding why they died shouldn’t be.
Request a Forensic Pathologist consultant review today.
Losing a loved one is hard.
Understanding why they died shouldn’t be.
Request a Forensic Pathologist consultant review today.
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Medicolegal Solutions Canada is overseen by Dr. Tyler BM Hickey. Double board certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (FRCPC), Dr. Hickey maintains professional Fellowship designations in both Anatomical Pathology (AP) and Forensic Pathology (FP). Dr. Hickey received his research and medical training at Canada's finest Universities, including the University of British Columbia and University of Toronto. Dr. Hickey maintains Assistant Professor affiliations for teaching and research at two of Ontario's preeminent Universities. Dr. Hickey has performed over 1000 autopsies on a wide range of criminal and non-criminal cases and been certified as an expert in Forensic Pathology in the Ontario Court of Justice and Ontario Superior Court of Justice. Also, Dr. Hickey has been internationally recognized for his research on preventable deaths.
Medicolegal Solutions Canada offers a broad array of services including: Education, Case Review of Autopsy Pathology, Independent Medicolegal Research, Trial Preparation Advice, and Expert Testimony. A board-certified Forensic Pathologist can review both adult and pediatric deaths. A Forensic Pathologist can also act as a specialist consultant or expert witness for legal proceedings in court (Prosecution or Defense). We know there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all consultation, so we never use a one-size-fits-all approach to your unique situation.
A Forensic Pathologist is a medical expert and compassionate physician that has a professional goal to listen and understand your medicolegal needs and challenges, no matter how small or complex they may seem. Human illness and the circumstances surrounding death may be poorly understood or contentious. Furthermore, assessing and interpreting forensic pathology and autopsy pathology findings requires an experienced professional with the correct training. Sometimes an impartial review of an autopsy report to explain the terms and findings may be all that is needed to help you better understand the factors leading to the death of your loved one, or client. Let us get started today on assisting you in understanding the facts of your particular medicolegal situation.
The terms autopsy and postmortem examination mean the same thing. An autopsy is a medical procedure completed by an Anatomical Pathologist or Forensic Pathologist to document the roles of disease and/or injury in causing death. Autopsy pathology cannot be fully assessed without a postmortem examination. Medical imaging studies, such as CT scanning, are helpful but cannot replace the ‘gold standard’ autopsy procedure.
Learn more about autopsy basics and forensic pathology here:
***Please note that a case conflict review will need to be undertaken prior to formally engaging with the details and documentation related to your inquiry. We are currently unable to discuss and/or review any cases for which the Office of the Chief Coroner of Ontario (OCC) has been involved.***
Dr. Hickey's Stowell-Orbison International Research Award (2017)
State news interview for our research on donation bin deaths (Perth, Australia)
Hamilton Superior Court Expert Witness Testimony for Trial of Teen Murder Charge
Hamilton Superior Court Expert Witness Testimony in Triple Homicide Case
CTV National news coverage of Dr. Hickey's research on sodium nitrite deaths in Ontario.
Dr. Hickey is interviewed live on CJAD (Montreal) about sodium nitrite toxicity.
CTV News (Barrie) coverage of Dr. Hickey's testimony in local homicide trial.
The Globe & Mail - Interview and coverage of Dr. Hickey's research on sodium nitrite toxicity.
The Toronto Star - Interview and coverage of Dr. Hickey's research on sodium nitrite toxicity.
Canadian Media Coverage
