Hagan CV 3-2022.pdf

LEIGH D. HAGAN, Ph.D., P.C.

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST

P.O. Box 350

Chesterfield Virginia 23832

(804) 748-8480

Forensic & Clinical Psychology

E-mail: lhagan@leighhagan.com

LICENSES, BOARDS & CERTIFICATION

• Clinical Psychologist, Virginia Board of Psychology, 0810-001102, 1982

• Diplomate, American Board of Forensic Psychology, 04539, 1995

• Diplomate in Forensic Psychology, American Board of Professional Psychology, 1995

• Certification of Professional Qualification in Psychology, Association of State and Provincial

Psychology Boards, 4167, 2009

EDUCATION

Ph.D. Counseling Psychology, University of Missouri-Columbia, 1981

APA-Accredited Doctoral Training Program

M.A. Counseling, University of Virginia, 1976

B.A. Psychology, University of Virginia, 1975

CURRENT PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

Leigh D. Hagan, Ph.D. P.C. – Independent Practice of Forensic & Clinical Psychology

Forensic Psychology Services - Case consultation & testimony

PREVIOUS PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY

• Forensic Psychology Examiner - Community Corrections Programs (formerly, CDI), through

1997

• Psychology Consultant - Work Evaluation Center, John Randolph Hospital, 1991-96

• Medical Consultant - Disability Determination Services, 1986-89

Veterans Administration Medical Center - Richmond, Virginia, 1983-86

• Director of Psychology Training & Clinical Psychologist

• Alcohol/Drug Dependence Treatment Program

Psychometrics, Inc. and Middle Georgia Pain Clinic, 1981-82

• Clinical Psychologist

• Psychology Director, Middle Georgia Pain Clinic

• Psychological assessment, psychotherapy, substance abuse

Veterans Administration Medical Center - Salem, Virginia, 1980-81

• APA-Accredited Predoctoral Internship in Clinical Psychology

University of Missouri-Columbia Employee Assistance Program, 1978-79

• Associate Coordinator of Client Services

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Eastern Shore Mental Health Center, 1976-78

• Staff Psychologist

ACADEMIC, HOSPITAL & CONSULTING APPOINTMENTS

• Community Faculty, Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral

Sciences, Eastern Virginia Medical School, 2009-2019

• Affiliate Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychology, Virginia Commonwealth University,

1983-86, 1993-2013

• Eastern Shore Community College Instructor - Psychology, 1977

• Allied Health Staff, John Randolph Medical Center, 1991-2005

• Allied Health Professional Staff, Poplar Springs Hospital, 1998-2001

• Consulting & Attendant Staff (Forensics), McGuire Veterans Administration Medical Center,

1987-1996

• Post-conviction Psychological Evaluator, Henrico Community Corrections Program, 1990-97

• Group Counselor, Petersburg Community Corrections Program, 1986-1997

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

• Fellow, American Academy of Forensic Psychology

• American Psychology-Law Society

• National Register of Health Service Psychologists

• Society for Personality Assessment

ADVANCED TRAINING

• Capital Defendant Sentencing, Institute for Law, Psychiatry & Public Policy, University of

Virginia, 1995 & 2007

• Advanced Forensic Evaluation Training, Institute for Law, Psychiatry & Public Policy,

University of Virginia, 1992

• Sex Offender Evaluation Training, Institute for Law, Psychiatry & Public Policy,

University of Virginia, 1994

• Basic Forensic Evaluation Training, Institute for Law, Psychiatry & Public Policy,

University of Virginia, 1984

• Primary Certificate, Institute for Rational Living, New York, 1977

SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

• Outside Reviewer. American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.

Psychological Fitness-for-Duty Evaluation Guidelines, 2018

• Workgroup Member: Impairment Definition and Application. American Academy of Clinical

Neuropsychology Consensus Conference Statement on Uniform Test Score Labeling of

Performance Tests, 2014-19.

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• Consultant, Tennessee Bar Association Family Law Section Mental Health Records Sub-

Committee, 2014-15.

• Clinical Chair, Clinical Advisory Group to Virginia Crime Sentencing Commission

Subcommittee concerning development of statutory definition of mental retardation after

Atkins v. Virginia; S. Ct.; 536 U.S. 304 (2002)

• Chesterfield Juvenile Court, Citizen Advisory Council, 1997-2004

• American Board of Forensic Psychologists, Oral Examiner and Work Sample Reviewer for

psychologists applying for diplomate status, 1996-2006

• Drug Court Planning Committee of the Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Community Criminal

Justice Board, 1999-2001

• Consulting Forensic Psychologist, Day Reporting Center, Chesterfield Community

Corrections, 1998

• Juvenile Trial Competence Workgroup, HJR 69, Commission on Youth, 1998 (Advisory

Task Force to examine state’s policies and to develop statutory guidance to implement

appropriate Code provisions)

• Consulting Forensic Psychologist, Richmond and Chesterfield Community Service Boards

for redesign and implementation of procedures for evaluation of juvenile trial competence

and sanity and restoration of incompetent juvenile defendants, 1997-2006

• Juvenile Courts Building (Chesterfield), Ad Hoc Committee for Financing and Construction,

1996

PROFESSIONAL PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS

Professional Papers & CLE Outlines

Drogin, E. Y., & Hagan, L. D. (in press). Trial consultation. In D. DeMatteo & K. C. Scherr

(Eds.), The Oxford handbook of psychology and law. Oxford University Press.

Conference Participant contributing to: Guilmette, T.J., Sweet, J.J., Nancy Hebben, N., Koltai,

D. Mahone, E.M., Spiegler, B., Stucky, K., Westerveld, M. and Conference Participants.

(2020). American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology Consensus Conference Statement

on Uniform Test Score Labeling of Performance Tests. The Clinical Neuropsychologist,

https://doi.org/10.1080/13854046.2020.1722244.

Hagan, L.D. & Drogin, E.Y. (Aug. 2, 2019). Using trial consultants to decipher and demystify

mental health evaluations. Commonwealth Attorneys’ Services Council Training at 79th

Annual VACA Summer Conference, Virginia Beach, Virginia.

Brown, J., Bean, R., Hagan, L.D. & Bailey, W. (June 19, 2019). Threat Assessment of a

domestic abuser: The Great Pretender. 2

Annual Joint Threat Assessment Training,

Association of Threat Assessment Professionals Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Hagan, L.D. & Guilmette, T.J. (2017). The Death Penalty and Intellectual Disability: Not So

Simple. Criminal Justice, 32(3), 21-27.

Drogin, E.Y. & Hagan, L.D. (Jan. 4, 2017). Expiration dates: Can states use superseded

medical standards to establish death penalty eligibility? Harvard Medical School,

Department of Psychiatry, Boston, Massachusetts.

Drogin, E.Y. & Hagan, L.D. (Jan. 4, 2017). Testing with older persons & persons with

disabilities. Harvard Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, Boston, Massachusetts.

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Drogin, E.Y. & Hagan, L.D. (Jan. 4, 2017). Publishing in the fields of psychiatry, psychology,

and the law: Co-authorship. Harvard Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, Boston,

Massachusetts.

Hagan, L.D., Drogin, E.Y. & Guilmette, T.J. (2016). Assessing Adaptive Functioning for ID:

Impact of Hall and DSM-5. Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and Law, 44,

96-105.

Hagan, L. D. & Guilmette, T. J. (2015). DSM-5: Challenging diagnostic testimony.

International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 42-43:128-34, doi: 10.1016/j.ijlp.2015.08.017

Drogin, E. Y., Hagan, L. D., Guilmette, T. J., & Piechowski, L. D. (2014). Personal injury and

other tort matters. In B. L. Cutler & P. A. Zapf (Eds.), APA handbook of forensic

psychology. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.

Hagan, L.D. (Sept. 12, 2013). DSM-5 in criminal court: Sword & shield. Virginia Trial

Lawyers Association Criminal Section. Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L.D. & Levine, M.J. (Aug. 18, 2013). Psychological fitness for duty referrals: Clarity,

efficiency & effectiveness. Southeastern Atlantic College of Occupational and

Environmental Medicine Annual Symposium. Virginia Beach, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 13, 2011). Preparing and presenting an Atkins case. In Capital Case

Litigation Conference, Delaware Criminal Justice Council, Dover, DE.

Archer, E., Hagan, L., Mason, J., Handel, R. & Archer, R. (2012). MMPI-2-RF characteristics

of custody evaluation litigants. Assessment. 19(1), 14-20. doi: 10.1177/1073191110397469

Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 29, 2010). Challenging the forensic interview in child sex abuse

cases. In Fall 2010 Annual Meeting and CLE. Virginia Association of Criminal Defense

Lawyers. Portsmouth, VA.

Hagan, L.D., Drogin, E.Y. & Guilmette, T.J. (2010). Science rather than advocacy when

reporting IQ scores. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. 41(5), 420–423.

doi:10.1037/a0021077

Hagan, L. D., Drogin, E. Y., & Guilmette, T. J. (2010). IQ scores should not be adjusted for the

Flynn effect in capital punishment cases. Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment, 28,

474-476. doi:10.1177/073428291373343

Archer, E., Hagan, L.D., Mason, J., Handel, R., & Archer, R. (Mar. 7, 2010). MMPI-2-RF

characteristics of child custody litigants. In 45

Annual Symposium on Recent Research

with the MMPI-2, MMPI-2-RF & MMPI-A. St. Pete Beach, FL.

Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 27, 2009) Mental health issues in capital cases. In Prosecuting Capital Cases.

Commonwealth’s Attorneys’ Services Council. Williamsburg, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (Sept. 23, 2008). After repeal of Section 20-124.3:1 a mental health perspective.

Presented to Advance Family Law and Mental Health Seminar: An Interdisciplinary

Approach To Child Custody Determinations. Virginia Trial Lawyers Association.

Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L.D., Drogin, E.Y. & Guilmette, T.J. (2008). Adjusting IQ scores for the “Flynn

Effect”: Consistent with the standard of practice? Professional Psychology: Research and

Practice, 39(6), 619-625. doi:10.1037/a0012693

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Hagan, L.D., Landry, S.D. & Blanks, M. (2008). Custody and admissibility of mental health

records: Data trumps rhetoric. Virginia Lawyer, 56, 30-33.

Guilmette, T., Hagan, L. & Giuliano, A.J. (2008). Assigning qualitative descriptions to test

scores in neuropsychology: Forensic implications. The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 22 (1),

122-139.. doi: 10.1080/13854040601064559

Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 18, 2007). Child Competence in Abuse Complaints. In Addressing

Allegations of Child Abuse in Custody Cases. Deglau, M.W., Icard, G. & Hagan, L.D. 16

Annual Richmond Bench-Bar Conference. Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L.D. & Hagan, A.C. (2008). Custody evaluations without psychological testing: Prudent

practice or fatal flaw? Journal of Psychiatry and Law, 36(1), 67-106.

Hagan, L. (Aug. 15, 2007). § 20-124.3:1: Making the best of an unfortunate statute. Presented

to Mental Health Issues in Family Law Cases: Implications of Virginia Code Section 20-

124.3:1. Virginia Continuing Legal Education. Fairfax, VA.

Hagan, L. (May 3, 2007). Proving detriment and Best Interest in contested cases. Presented to

Annual Conference of the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys. Williamsburg

VA.

Addison, E., Hagan, L., & Davis, G. (Oct. 11, 2006). Mental health issues in capital litigation.

In Capital Murder Prosecution. Presented to Commonwealth’s Attorneys’ Services

Council. Williamsburg, VA.

Hagan, L. (Aug. 4, 2006). Atkins hearings: Determining who is “mentally retarded.” Presented

to Virginia Association of Commonwealth Attorneys 67

Annual Convention. Virginia

Beach, VA.

Rockwell, F., Hagan, L., Jones, B. & Leiner, H. (Moderator) (Jan. 10, 2006). Addressing

allegations of child abuse in child custody cases. Panel presentation made at the Bar

Association of the City of Richmond (VA).

Davis, B.C., Soden, D., Caudill, L., Nelson, M., Hagan, L. & Powers, C. (Moderator) (Oct. 27,

2005). Cross examination of witnesses in custody cases. Panel presentation made at the

Annual Richmond Metropolitan Area Local and Specialty Bar Association. Richmond,

VA.

Hagan, L. (Feb. 10, 2006). Mental health professionals in custody cases:

Revisiting Fundamentals and Updating Developments. Presented to 3rd Annual Advanced

Family Law Custody Retreat. Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, Family Law Section.

Richmond, VA.

Guilmette, T.J., Hagan, L., & Giuliano, A.J. (Oct. 2005). The use of descriptive labels in

reporting neuropsychological test scores: Forensic implications. Poster presentation made

at the annual meeting of the National Academy of Neuropsychology. Tampa, FL.

Hagan, L. (Apr. 1, 2005). Taint in child informants: Criminal, civil & custody cases. Presented

to VA Trial Lawyers Association 46

Annual Convention.

Hagan, L. (Feb. 19, 2005). Taint in child informants: Custody determinations. Presented to 2

Annual Advanced Family Law Custody Retreat. Virginia Trial Lawyers Association,

Family Law Section. Richmond, VA.

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Hagan, L. & Blanks, T.M. (2004). Hiding the ball or necessary protection: §20-124.3:1 custody

and admissibility of mental health records. Virginia Lawyer, 53(3), 52-55.

Hagan, L., Jones, B., Coughter, E., Grove, J. and Rogers III, F. (July 13 & 15, 2004). Direct

and cross examination of therapists in a relocation case. Presented to Virginia Trial

Lawyers Association Family Law Seminar. Richmond & Roanoke, VA.

Hagan, L.D., Blanks, T.M., & Rockwell III, F.G. (Mar. 22, 2004). Piercing the veil of §20-

124.3.1 or: My spouse is crazy, but I can’t prove it. Presented to The Richmond Bar

Association.

Hagan, L.D. (Feb. 20, 2004). Attacking & presenting mental health testimony in custody cases.

In 1

Annual Advanced Family Law Custody Retreat. VTLA Family Law Section.

Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (Mar. 24, 2003). Mental retardation after Atkins. 2003 Spring Institute Program.

Commonwealth Attorneys’ Services Council CLE. Williamsburg, VA.

Hicks, S., Hagan, L. & Huguley, K. (October, 2002). Parental alienation: How to argue and

defend in custody cases. In 21

Annual Family Law Seminar: Insights on Tough Custody

Issues. Virginia CLE: Richmond & Norfolk, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (2002). Child custody. In K. Heilbrun, G. Marczyk, & D. DeMatteo (Eds.),

Forensic mental health assessment: A Casebook. (pp. 319-335). New York: Oxford

University Press.

Hagan, L. (Mar. 26, 2002). Clinical factors to consider in custody cases. In: Chernau, M.,

Hagan, L., Landry, S., O’Donnell, K. Owens, M. Custody: Legal and Clinical Factors in

Virginia. Lorman Education Services CLE/CEU. Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L. (Jan. 25, 2002). Accessing and interpreting children’s medical records. In: Blanks,

M., Chernau, M., Hagan, L., & Poole, R. Virginia Children’s Records Law. Lorman

Education Services CLE/CEU. Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (Mar. 29, 2001). Clinical factors to consider in custody cases. In: Owens, M.B.,

Hagan, L.D., Landry, S.D., Rockwell, L., Chernau, M.S., Hendrick, J., O’Donnell, J. &

Oxenham, A.E. Custody: Legal & Clinical Services. Lorman Educational Services.

Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 26, 2000). Attention deficit disorder in juvenile proceedings. In Juvenile &

Domestic Relations Practice: “Special Needs - Special Education.” Panel: Taylor, R.,

Hagan, L.D., Block, A., Rockwell, L., & Hoy, M. Moderator: Volenik, A. Presented to

Richmond Bench Bar Conference. Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 13, 2000). Evaluation and development of mental disability claims. Virginia

Trial Lawyers Association. Williamsburg, VA.

Guilmette, T., Hagan, L. & Rockwell, L. (June 2, 2000). Academic re-entry for school age

children with TBI: Law, assessment & intervention. Presented to 24

Annual

Williamsburg Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation Conference. Williamsburg, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (Apr. 6, 2000). Interpreting children’s medical records. In Barnes, E., Elmore, G.,

Hagan, L., Hegner, R., Owens, M., & Shepherd, R. Virginia Children’s Records Law.

Lorman Education Services CLE/CEU. Richmond, VA.

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Hagan, L. D. & Taylor, R.D. (Oct. 22, 1999). Juvenile competency issues. Presented to

Juvenile Law & Practice in Virginia Seminar, Virginia CLE. Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 21, 1999). Juvenile competency & restoration: Process, product &

evaluators. Presented to Richmond Bench-Bar Conference.

Hagan, L.D. (Aug. 17, 1999). Making juvenile competency determinations: Evaluations &

evaluators. Presented to Judicial Conference for District Court Judges. Virginia Beach, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (May 14, 1999). A clinical perspective of assessing juvenile competency.

Presented to Virginia Public Defender Commission’s Juvenile Law and Education

Seminar, Juvenile Competency to Stand Trial.

Hagan, L.D. (1999). Preparation and presentation of juvenile trial competence: A forensic

evaluator’s view. 29

Criminal Law Seminar. VCLE & VSB Criminal Law Section.

Taylor, R.D. & Hagan, L.D. (1999). Juvenile competence to stand trial: Current legal standards

and the proposed new competence statute. 29

Criminal Law Seminar. VCLE & VSB

Criminal Law Section.

Hagan. L.D. (Nov. 16, 1998). Role of mental health expert in mediation process. In Attorneys,

Experts and Resource People in Mediation: Challenges of Complex and Multi-Party

Mediation. Moderated by Harman, T. & Bumbaugh, E. Presented to Virginia Mediation

Network 12th Annual Conference. Richmond, VA.

Rockwell, F.G., Taylor, R.D., Quinn, N. & Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 15, 1998). Custody & visitation:

Use & abuse of experts. Presented to Richmond Metropolitan Bench-Bar Conference.

Richmond, VA.

Guilmette, T. & Hagan, L. (1997). Ethical considerations in forensic neuropsychological

consultation. The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 11 (3), 287-290.

doi:10.1080/13854049708400457

Hagan, L. (1994-98). Law update for mental health professionals. (Annual newsletter with

annotation of new legislation and case law affecting mental health professionals and their

clients. Provided as service to professional community.)

Hagan, L. (July 1996). Psychological testing in custody disputes. Presented to VA Trial

Lawyers Association.

Hagan, L. (Apr. 1992-94). Contributing Editor John Randolph Hospital Work Evaluation

Center Progress Note (newsletter). Brief articles: Repetitive trauma & workers’

compensation (6/94), Work hardening abstracts (4/93), Injury duration, Psychological

status & RTW (9/92), Where does it hurt: Survey of presenting complaints in work

hardening (6/92), How your patients rate us (4/92).

Hagan, L. (Jan. 1994). [MMPI: administration and processing for nuclear security clearances.]

Unpublished manuscript.

Hagan, L. (1993). [Custody psychological evaluation guidelines: National survey of state

psychological associations.] Unpublished survey data.

Hagan, L. (1993). [Short-term goal directed problem solving: Effective therapeutic methods for

managed care and EAP clients.] Unpublished manuscript.

Hagan, L. (1992). [Nuclear utility psychological screening for security clearance: National

survey]. Unpublished survey data.

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Hagan, L. (Oct. 1992). [Work Transition Group: Program manual.] Unpublished trainer’s

manuscript.

Hagan, L. (June 1992a). [Responsible problems solving: Facilitator’s manual for nonviolent

offender group counseling.] Unpublished manual.

Hagan, L.D. & Beauchamp, J.N. (1991). Fitness For Duty: Annual Retraining Under NRC

Regulations.

Beauchamp, J.N. & Hagan, L.D. (1990a). Fitness For Duty: Policy & Procedures Under NRC

Regulations: Trainer’s Manual.

Beauchamp, J.N. & Hagan, L.D. (1990b). Employee Awareness Handbook.

Hagan, L.D. & Beauchamp, J.N. (1990). Continuous Behavioral Observation Under NRC

Regulations: Supervisors Awareness Handbook.

Hagan, L. (1988). [Job search success: Program manual.] Unpublished manuscript.

Hagan, L.D., & Schauer, A.H. (1985). Assessment of depression in alcoholics: Comment on

Hesslebrock et al. Journal of Consulting & Clinical Psychology, 53(1), 64-66.

doi:10.1037/0022-006X.53.1.64

Schauer, A.H., Hagan, L.D., & Viatori, M.S. (1985). Counselor language entry and response

(CLEAR) system: Do you hear what I hear? Psychotherapy: Theory Research & Practice,

22(1), 114-118. doi:10.1037/h0088518

Hagan, L.D., Beck, N.C., Kunce, J.T., & Heisler, G.H. (1983). Facilitating psychiatric patient

follow-up: A study of transfer attrition. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 39(4), 494-498.

doi:10.1002/1097-4679(198307)39:4<494::AID-JCLP2270390406>3.0.CO;2-T

Hagan, L.D., & Roman, J. (1982). Psychological profile of the CAPD patient. Perspectives:

Journal of the Council of Nephrology Social Workers, 4, 74-82.

Hagan, L.D. (1981). Reducing transfer attrition from psychiatric inpatient status to outpatient

care. Doctoral Dissertation, University of Missouri-Columbia.

Hagan, L.D. (Aug. 1979). Occupational level, presenting problem, and referral trigger. Service

Technical Report #3, University of Missouri-Columbia EAP. Columbia, MO.

Hagan, L.D. (Apr. 1979). Survey of policies and structures of employee assistance programs in

higher education. Service Technical Report #1, University of Missouri-Columbia EAP.

Columbia, MO.

Presentations

Hagan, L.D. (July 12, 2017). Fitness For Duty: Security-sensitive Employees. Presented to

XXXVth International Congress on Law and Mental Health. Prague, Czech Republic.

Hagan, L.D. (Aug. 7, 2015). Forensic Psychological Evaluations for Personal Injury: Practice

& Standards. Presented to 2

ASAPIL Practice & Research Conference. Toronto, ON.

Hagan, L.D. (June 24, 2015). Flying Under the Radar Screen: Psychological FFD Evaluations.

Webinar Sponsored by ABA Center for Professional Development.

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Hagan, L.D. (Apr. 1, 2015). Psychological Testing for Psychiatrists: Ethical and Diversity

Issues in Testing. Harvard Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, Boston,

Massachusetts.

Hagan, L.D. (Apr. 1, 2015). Publishing in the Fields of Psychiatry, Psychology, and the Law:

Dealing with Editors. Harvard Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, Boston,

Massachusetts.

Hagan, L.D. (May 21, 2011). DSM-5 in family law disputes: A better idea? Presented to

American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Williamsburg, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (June 9, 2003). Evaluation of possible mental retardation in forensic settings. In

Bonnie, R., Snell, M. & Hagan, L.D. Implementation of the Atkins Decision. Adult

Advanced Forensic Evaluation Training. Institute for Law, Psychiatry & Public Policy,

University of Virginia.

Hagan, L.D. (Feb. 2002, Mar. 2001, Apr. 2000, Mar. 1999). Forensic psychological

evaluations: Role, law, illustrative cases. Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Ft.

Gordon. Augusta, GA.

Hagan, L.D. (May 22 & July 17, 2001). Mental health practitioners in the legal system.

Hanover County CSB. Hanover, VA.

Hagan, L.D. & Zerkin, G.T. (Jan. 20, 2001). Dealing with future dangerousness. Presented to

Virginia Death Penalty College, Virginia Capital Representation Resource Center.

Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 6, 2000). Legal issues: Mental health records. St. Francis Hospital, Topeka,

KS.

Hagan, L.D. (Dec. 4, 1998; Jan. 28, 1998; Apr. 16, 1999; Aug. 27, 1999; Nov. 5, 1999).

Restoration of incompetent juvenile defendants. In Basic Juvenile Evaluation Training.

Institute for Law, Psychiatry & Public Policy, University of Virginia.

Hagan, L. (Mar. 26, 1998). Juvenile trial competence: Public policy & law. Presented to

University of Richmond Law School & VCU Interdisciplinary Initiative.

Hagan, L.D. (June 1996). Capital evaluation issues. Presented to Institute of Law, Psychology

and Public Policy.

Hagan, L.D. (Mar. 1996). Mitigation expert assistance. Presented to Washington & Lee Capital

Defense Clearinghouse.

Hagan, L. (Oct. 1995). Psychological factors affecting physical rehabilitation. Presented to

John Randolph Hospital Rehabilitation Department.

Hagan, L. (1994-present). Effective use of experts. Presented to Criminal Clinical Placement

Class, University of Richmond Law School (semi-annual presentation).

Hagan, L. (Oct. 21, 1994). Custody disputes: Law & ethics. Presented to MCV Psychology

Internship Seminar, Medical College of Virginia.

Hagan, L. (Aug. 1994). Protection of third parties: Liabilities for court agents and mental health

professionals. Presented to Probation & Parole and Community Diversion & Incentive

Programs. Chesterfield & Henrico, VA.

Kuchinsky, N. & Hagan. L. (June 1994). Duty to protect third parties: New law for mental

health service providers. Presented at John Randolph Medical Center. Hopewell, VA.

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Hagan, L., Hendrick, J., Hartmann-Harlan, M. & Shilling, S. (Nov. 1993). Mediator, counselor,

evaluator: One role is enough. In L.D. Hagan (Chair), Domestic Dispute Resolution.

Seminar conducted at the John Randolph Women’s Center. Hopewell, VA.

Hagan, L. (June 1991). Psychological aspects of work hardening. Presented to Work

Evaluation Center John Randolph Medical Center. Hopewell, VA.

Hagan, L. (May 1989). WAIS-R. Presented to Social Security Administration Regional

Symposium. Hampton, VA.

Hagan, L. (Sept. 1987). Psychological evaluation strategy for special education services.

Presented to Diagnostic & Prescriptive Center Richmond Public Schools. Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L. (Nov. 1986). PTSD and personal injury. Presented to the Central Virginia

Chiropractic Society. Richmond, VA.

Showalter, R., Repucci, N. & Hagan, L. (June 1986). PTSD and criminal responsibility.

Symposium conducted at the Institute for Law, Psychiatry & Public Policy. Charlottesville,

VA.

Hagan, L. (Feb. 1985a). Integrating objective psychological data. Presented at University of

Virginia Graduate School of Education. Charlottesville, VA.

Hagan, L. (Feb. 1985b). Empirical description of cocaine addiction and psychological factors.

Presented at Grand Rounds, McGuire V.A. Medical Center. Richmond, VA.

Hagan, L. (Mar. 1981). Psychological presentation of medical illness. Presented at Georgia

Psychological Association meeting.

Hagan, L.D., & Weinstein, C. (Nov. 1980). The MMPI as a predictor of psychosocial

adaptation to cancer. Presented at National Forum on Comprehensive Cancer

Rehabilitation. Williamsburg, VA.

Thoreson, R.W., Braunstein, W., Hagan, L.D., & Pascoe, E.A. (Oct. 1979a). Stimulating self

referrals to the EAP from professional and administrative level employees. Presented at

ALMACA 8th Annual Meeting. Detroit, MI.

Hagan, L.D. (Oct. 1979b). Distinguishing features of occupational programs in higher

education. Presented at ALMACA 8th Annual Meeting. Detroit, MI.

Note: Professional credentials are subject to frequent revision. While this curriculum vitae

reflects my best knowledge as of the date of composition (March 2022), I encourage

direct contact regarding any information or questions about changes in the current

status.