Pang Lam, MD Expert Witness
Curriculum Vitae

Critical Care & Neuro ICU Expert

Contact this Expert Witness

  • Phone: (347) 256-6896
  • Cell: (347) 256-6896

Specialties & Experience of this Expert Witness

General Specialties:

Critical Care Medicine and Internal Medicine

Keywords/Search Terms:

Neurocritical Care, Sepsis, Delayed Diagnosis, Obesity & Metabolic Risk Factors in Critical Illness, Failure to Rescue, Inpatient Triage Errors, ICU Malpractice, Hospital Negligence, Failure to Escalate Care, Stroke, Systems & Communication Failures, Acute Respiratory Failure, Brain Injury, Anoxic Brain Injury

Education:

MD, Ross University School of Medicine; BS, SUNY Stony Brook

Years in Practice:

15

Additional Information

Actively practicing board-certified intensivist and core faculty member providing independent medical record review and expert consultation regarding critical care and neurocritical care standards of care. Experienced in evaluating complex malpractice matters involving life-threatening illness, neurologic emergencies, hospital escalation pathways, and management of critically ill patients. Currently managing high-acuity ICU populations across multiple hospital systems, providing current real-world perspective on contemporary protocols, monitoring expectations, and decision-making environments. Serves as core faculty involved in physician education, clinical oversight, and development of trainees, reinforcing familiarity with accepted standards, guideline interpretation, and documentation expectations. Clinical experience includes management of a high volume of critically ill patients with diverse pathology and acuity, providing extensive exposure to complex decision-making, escalation pathways, and multidisciplinary coordination relevant to malpractice review and causation analysis. Clinical exposure spans diverse institutional structures and multidisciplinary teams, supporting informed analysis of standard-of-care variability across healthcare settings. Experience includes bedside intensive care, neurologic critical care, and tele-ICU oversight. Familiar with responsibilities surrounding remote monitoring, escalation triggers, cross-site coordination, and documentation expectations within modern hospital systems. Areas of clinical expertise include: • ICU standard of care • Sepsis and septic shock • Respiratory failure • Mechanical ventilation management • Failure to rescue and deterioration recognition • Stroke and neurologic emergencies • Brain injury and hypoxic injury • Airway management and intubation complications • Hemodynamic instability • Code response and resuscitation • Escalation of care decisions • Hospital monitoring systems • Tele-ICU responsibility and oversight Secondary expertise includes clinical management of obesity-related medical conditions and metabolic complications. Case review experience includes evaluation of: • Critical care malpractice • Hospital negligence • Delayed diagnosis or escalation • Ventilator-related complications • Neurologic monitoring disputes • Stroke management delays • Sepsis recognition and treatment • ICU triage and admission decisions • Brain death determination • Documentation and communication issues Services offered: • Early case screening and consultation • Rapid medical record review • Standard-of-care analysis • Causation evaluation • Written expert reports • Deposition testimony • Trial testimony • Timeline reconstruction • Case strategy discussion Responsive communication throughout case engagement. Available for early case review with rapid turnaround when feasible. Transparent and reasonable hourly rates; fee schedule provided upon request. Available for nationwide case review. Provides objective, evidence-based opinions for both plaintiff and defense counsel. Known for translating complex medical issues into clear, understandable language suitable for legal proceedings. Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Critical Care Medicine, Neurocritical Care, and Obesity Medicine. Licensed in New York and Connecticut.