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Stone Forensics Expert Witness
Florida
This nationally renowned stone and marble consultant has published well over 100 articles on stone installation, care, and restoration and over 30 books on stone and tile. He is a certified Master Stone Craftsman and an IICRC Instructor for Certified Marble and Stone Inspectors. He is a founding member of the International Association of Stone Restoration and Conservation, and a member of the...
Stone and Tile Expert Witness
California
This expert has worked within the ceramic tile, stone, and terrazzo industries for more than 35 years and is a leading forensic consultant in the space. He has been certified as a Ceramic Tile Consultant through the Ceramic Tile Institute of America. This expert is a member of the industry standard committees ANSI, ASTM, ISO and a participant on the TCNA Handbook Committee. He worked for 17 years...
Stone Slab Safety Natural Stone and Alternative Materials Expert Witness
New Jersey
This highly qualified, seasoned stone professional has over 30 years of experience in the stone industry. His skills include geology and stone identification, material sourcing, handling and transporting of fabricated stone, international business, OSHA compliance, business administration and management, as stone forensics. He received his BA from Syracuse University and is an accredited...
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Stone Expert Witness FAQs
A stone expert witness provides specialized knowledge about stones, their properties, and uses. They can offer insights on issues related to geology, construction, mining, or gemology.
Cases involving construction defects, mining accidents, property disputes over mineral rights, or jewelry appraisals may benefit from a stone expert's testimony.
Yes, a stone expert can testify about various types of stones including granite, marble, limestone, and precious gems. They can discuss their unique properties and uses.
In construction cases, a stone expert can analyze the quality of materials used, adherence to building codes, and potential causes for structural failures involving stone components.
Yes. Subspecialties can include gemology (study of precious stones), petrology (study of rocks), and stonemasonry (stone construction). The right subspecialty depends on your case specifics.
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