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Average Attorney Expert Witnesses Court Fees
$450/hr
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$500/hr
Deposition Fee
$500/hr
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Legal Ethics Expert Witness
Review Fee $450/hrDeposition Fee $450/hrThis highly qualified attorney has been studying legal ethics for over 40 years. He earned his BA cum laude from Carleton University, his LLB summa cum laude from the Université de Sherbrooke, and his LLM from Yale Law School. Additionally, he was Columbia University's Law and Economics Fellow in 1981. Before coming to the US and entering academia, he served as a law clerk for a member of Canada's Supreme Court. He also served for five years on Quebec's Human Rights Commission. He sits on the advisory boards of several other think tanks. He sits on the Board of Governors of the National Association of Scholars. He or his op-eds have appeared in varied electronic media (including CNN, CNNfn, C-Span, Fox News, Fox News Online, Hudson Institute Online, National Public Radio, National Review Online, Tech Central Station, Voice of America, C.BC, Radio-Canada, and West German Radio) as well as in a wide array of newspapers (including the Wall St. Journal, Christian Science Monitor, Baltimore Sun, Washington Times, Tulsa Journal, Kansas City Star, [Montreal] La Presse, Montreal Gazette, [Montreal] Le Devoir, [Toronto] Globe and Mail, and Japan Times). Currently, he is a Professor of Law at a VA university where he teaches Torts, Legal Ethics, Products Liability, and Jurisprudence. His research on torts and ethics issues is nationally known has published numerous books, chapters, and articles on legal ethics. Notably, he is co-author of two editions of West's Legal Ethics in a Nutshell and is sole author of two editions of West's Products Liability hornbook.
Professor of Law, A Prestigious VA Law School
Master of Laws (LLM), Yale Law School
Six Mile,
Virginia
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What Can an Attorney Expert Witness Opine On?
Contract Drafting
Creating legal agreements for parties.
Mediation
Facilitating negotiation between disputing parties.
Litigation
Representing clients in court proceedings.
Legal Research
Investigating laws and precedents for cases.
Client Consultation
Meeting with clients to discuss legal matters.
Appeals Process
Challenging court decisions in higher courts.
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What is an attorney expert witness?
An attorney expert witness is a lawyer with specialized legal knowledge who provides professional opinions in court. They assist by reviewing case records, testifying, and clarifying complex legal issues.
What types of cases can an expert witness attorney assist with?
An expert witness attorney assists with personal injury, medical malpractice, product liability, commercial litigation, insurance disputes, employment law, and criminal defense cases.
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