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Review Fee $350/hrDeposition Fee $350/hrCourt Fee $350/hrThis highly-qualified expert has over 25 years of experience in the areas of electronic materials, electronic components (capacitors, resistors, inductors, batteries, antennae, etc.) and assemblies (surface mount), intellectual property, product development, process optimization, market studies, and grants. He earned his MS in materials science and engineering from the University of Florida and his MBA from Webster University. He went on to complete his PhD in materials science and engineering at the University of Florida. Formerly, he served in many different research and engineering roles at firms relating to electronic materials. This expert also served as the director of research and development in electronic materials at Ferro Corporation, as director of advanced technology at KEMET Electronics, and as chief economic development officer at Health Sciences South Carolina. Currently, he is president of the consulting of an electronic materials firm in South Carolina.
President, Consulting, an electronic materials firm in SC
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Florida
Simpsonville,
South Carolina
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FAQs for Material Expert Witnesses
What is the role of a material expert witness?
A materials expert witness is a specialized engineer who analyzes metals, polymers, or composites in legal cases. They assist by reviewing records, testing materials, and testifying to clarify technical failure causes.
In what case types might a materials expert witness be beneficial?
A materials expert witness is beneficial in product liability, construction defects, industrial accidents, fire and explosion, corrosion, failure analysis, and patent or IP disputes.
How can a materials expert witness assess product defect causation?
A materials expert witness assesses product defect causation by analyzing material properties, failure mechanisms, manufacturing processes, and service conditions to pinpoint the root cause.
What qualifications should a materials expert witness possess for complex litigation?
A materials expert witness should have an advanced materials science degree, extensive forensic testing experience, industry certifications, and a proven record of testimony in complex litigation.
How does a materials expert witness evaluate material failure mechanisms?
A materials expert witness evaluates material failure mechanisms by analyzing composition, microstructure, loading conditions, and fracture evidence using lab tests and engineering principles.
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