EW #2195  deals with psychological and cultural issues of Hispanics involved in legal proceedings, as a cross-cultural forensic psychologist.

Drawing on his solid professional knowledge and over 30 years of clinical practice, he addresses psychological and socio-cultural issues of Hispanic Defendants, Plaintiffs, or Hispanics otherwise involved in legal cases. Over his long professional life, he has worked in many areas (listed below) of forensic psychology and with a variety of clients, including Hispanics, Anglo-Saxons, Blacks, Orientals and other minorities In recent years he has concentrated his work with Hispanics accused of Capital crimes, Murder and notorious sex crimes .

EW #2195 has worked on over 3500 forensic psychology cases in the following areas:
Capital (aggravated) murder
Federal Capital Habeas
Felony murder and other homicides
Attempted murder and aggravated assaults
Torture, sadomasochistic crimes
Rape, kidnapping, sexual assaults.
Child abuse and child molestation
Child pornography
Gang related crimes.
Drug trafficking and other drug related crimes
Juvenile Crimes
Family violence, spousal abuse
Alcohol and drug abuse
Family Law
Competency evaluations
Insanity evaluations
Dangerousness
Recidivism
Personal Injury (both Defense and Plaintiff)
Wrongful death and injury
Malpractice Issues
Workers Compensation
Social Security Evaluations
Immigration Evaluations
Probate Evaluations
Violence in the work place
Job discrimination
Sexual harassment