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Wireless Expert Witness
Review Fee $300/hrDeposition Fee $300/hrCourt Fee $300/hrThis ivy-league trained electrical engineer has extensive hands-on experience in product architecture, system and circuit design, system integration, hardware and firmware development, intellectual property including patent development, and consulting. He specializes in technology areas related to wireless systems, including RFID, RTLS, WLAN, WiMax, Wi-Fi (WiFi), MIMO, UWB, CDMA, OFDM, LTE, 3G, 4G, and others. Currently, this expert is an independent wireless technology consultant in Boston. He has been an expert on over 30 cases since 2011, including infringement reports, code review, evidence of use documentation, invalidity reports, rebuttals, claim construction, IPRs (petitioner, owner and amendments), technical analysis for damages, and licensing disputes.
Independent Wireless Technology Consultant
Master of Engineering (ME), Cornell University
San Diego,
Massachusetts
Electronics & Wireless Communications Expert Witness
Review Fee $500/hrDeposition Fee $900/hrThis expert has over 25 years in electrical engineering and product development. He gained his MS and PhD in electrical engineering and systems from the University of Pennsylvania. After serving as an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the Illinois Institute, he transitioned to industry and spent 13 years at Motorola Mobility developing wireless products. He ended his tenure as Motorola's vice president of product management and development. Currently he is developing products at a start-up in Massachusetts.
President and Chairman, A technology start-up firm in MA
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Pennsylvania
Bedford,
Massachusetts
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What Can an Electronics Expert Witness Opine On?
Circuit Design
Creating layouts for electronic circuits.
PCB Fabrication
Manufacturing printed circuit boards.
Soldering Components
Joining electronic parts with solder.
Troubleshooting Circuits
Identifying and fixing circuit issues.
Testing Devices
Evaluating performance of electronic devices.
Firmware Development
Writing software for embedded systems.
FAQs for Electronics Expert Witnesses
What is a electronics expert witness?
An electronics expert witness is a technical specialist who explains complex electronic systems and failures in legal cases. They assist by reviewing records, testing devices, writing reports, and testifying in court.
What types of cases may require the expertise of an electronics expert witness?
An electronics expert witness handles product defects, circuit failures, IP disputes, consumer electronics malfunctions, safety compliance, fires, shocks, and industrial control system cases.
How can an electronics expert witness assist in evaluating circuit design failures?
An electronics expert witness analyzes schematics, components, and test data to identify design flaws, failure modes, and standards violations in circuit design failures.
What qualifications should an electronics expert witness possess for federal litigation?
An electronics expert witness for federal litigation should have advanced engineering education, relevant certifications, industry experience, and a proven record of credible courtroom testimony.
How does an electronics expert witness analyze electronic evidence in product defect disputes?
An electronics expert witness analyzes electronic evidence in product defect disputes by testing components, reviewing design and failure data, and linking technical findings to the alleged defect.
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