7/15/2025· Expert Witnessing
AI Expert Conflicts: Trade Secrets vs. Witness Qualification
What if you’re a lawyer in a major AI-copyright litigation and you find the ideal expert witness, but the expert turns out to be an “activist” researcher focused on destroying the technology built by your opposition? How does his professional bias and lack of impartiality affect your case? What do you do with this allegedly ideal expert witness? We delve into this below. First, however, some background.
4/21/2025· Expert Witnessing
Bottom Line: Experts Need to Practice Long Term Marketing
By: Hana Zumout, MS
Long–term marketing is essential for building a successful practice, and it’s something every expert witness should prioritize. If you want to learn how to secure growth and visibility for your practice, watch Episode 5 of The Expert Edge, or read the rest of this article!
3/26/2025· Expert Witnessing
The Expert Advantage: Winning Strategies In Personal Injury Litigation
By: Dick Bridy, PhD
To navigate the intricate landscape of personal injury litigation, expert witnesses are indispensable. These individuals, possessing specialized knowledge from fields such as medicine, accident reconstruction, economics, vocational assessment, and mental health, serve as crucial interpreters, bridging the gap between complex technical data and the pursuit of legal redress
2/12/2025· Expert Witnessing
3 Ways Case Studies Are Unbelievably Helpful For Expert Witnesses
By: Hana Zumout, MS
Attracting the right clients requires credibility, authority, and visibility. But how can experts effectively showcase their knowledge, analytical skills, and ability to communicate complex information? The answer: case studies.
2/14/2024· Expert Witnessing
The Trial Of The Medical Expert Witness
The law is central to human behavior, while medicine performs its own role in health and life. The medical expert witness appears before the law, toting biomedical science. The role of the expert witness sits on the scales of justice. Those scales should be balanced, and there should be regard for the lady holding them.
4/26/2022· Medical Malpractice
By: Dr. Kent Sasse
Metabolic and Bariatric surgery and endoscopy play increasingly important roles in the treatment of type two diabetes and obesity. American Diabetes Association and other societal guidelines now incorporate sleeve gastrectomy and gastric bypass into their recommended treatment protocols.
5/30/2021· Expert Witnessing
As An Expert Witness, Avoid Implicating In Hypothetical Examples
By: Beth Mohr, CFE, CAMS, CCCI
Certified Fraud Examiners build solid careers by considering all potential legal pitfalls, anticipating problems and taking opportunities to educate others about CFEs’ roles and responsibilities. For example, were precluded from opining about the legal guilt or innocence of any party in any of our cases…
4/7/2021· Expert Witnessing
Retaining The Expert Witness: Begin With The End In Mind
By: Beth Mohr, CFE, CAMS, CCCI
This article will discuss the forensic accounting expert, but these same strategies apply to other types of expert witnesses in a variety of fields, including medical experts, psychologists, accident reconstruction experts, engineers and other forensic experts. The consulting expert is a member of the legal team whose job it is to support the advocacy of the attorney.
2/2/2021· Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Failed Implementation of a Major Software Developer's Payroll System
Panorama’s Expert Witness team was retained to provide a forensic analysis and written report to the court regarding the failed implementation of a major software developer’s ERP/payroll system. The goal of the implementation was to allow for the generation of accurate and traceable employee payrolls for a large governmental entity.
5/16/2018· Expert Witnessing
Lawyers, Expert Witnesses and Ethics-Beyond Mere Testimony
By: Greg Gerganoff
Lawyers and courts turn to expert witnesses to provide triers of fact with explanations of aspects of a case that are not commonly known. It is the subject matter expert's education, experience, and skill in a particular area that will help the triers of fact to reach a well-informed conclusion/decision. Examples of expert witnesses include medical doctors, accountants, engineers, DNA scientists, and more. Lawyers (and the courts) will employ an expert witness to shed more light upon factual issues for the purpose of discerning the truth. In short, expert witnesses educate, clarify, and explain a subject that is not common knowledge for most people.
by George O. Waring, MD, FACS, FRCOphth
by Donald H. Godi, FASLA, RCA, et al
by James F. Pastor, PhD, JD
