…  is that the attorney has (hopefully) met or worked with the expert prior to trial. During this collaborative preparation, the …  in depth, confirm that the expert’s opinions are inline with their case theory, and help the expert witness refine…

…  dispute resolution is a growing business, with 90% of civil cases entering into a settlement in lieu of pursuing a …  court, arbitration is the most commonly used alternative, with a significant number of cases (somewhere between 60–90% depending on…

…  imaging to diagnose pathology that cannot be confirmed with physical exam alone. Selective subspecialties of radiologists, such as …  Radiologists, treat diseases as well. Radiology experts perform and evaluate x-rays, computed tomography (CT), magnetic …  for example, in which a car…

…  opinion summarizes an expert’s opinions and conclusions without explaining the facts or reasoning the expert used to reach those …  Courts tend to reason that if Rule 702 requires experts’ opinions and conclusions to be based on facts, data, principles,…

…  crucial support to an attorney’s position when dealing with financial cases. Economics experts can serve as key witnesses uniquely equipped to opine on damage … […]Read More…

…  for jury members to listen to video and follow along with additional exhibit materials such as printed testimony or even charts or …  and information retention. Combining printed materials with video testimony can carefully highlight principle case arguments and … […]Read…

…  possible to determine whether the case holds merit. As with any medical specialty, some obstetric and gynecological complications and …  tag=”OBGYN” tagline=”Need an expert OB/GYN?” experts=”6″] Obstetric Cases Every year, 7 out of 1000 births in the United … […]Read More…

…  witnesses differ from other witnesses in that they are experts qualified “by knowledge, skill, experience, training, or …  on scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge within the scope of Rule 702 Therefore, the major difference between experts … […]Read More…

…  by both the general public and the workers tasked with maintaining these mechanical structures. When litigating an elevator …  will undoubtedly be needed to establish the inner workings and applicable safety standards of these contraptions. Elevator …  tagline=”Need an elevator expert…

…  something physical to the opposition. In terms of dealing with expert witnesses, a party may use a subpoena duces tecum to request an …  contain evidence that is not favorable to their side.  Experts are cautioned against discussions designed to…