HOW TO BE AN Expert Witness

In summary, the expert witness fulfills an important function by evaluating the technical facts of a case, by interpreting them and their significance, and by rendering an expert opinion. Testifying only in cases where you are truly expert, maintaining objectivity, and communicating clearly are the...

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Published inChemical engineering progress Vol. 100; no. 10; pp. 55 - 58
Main Author Lantos, Peter R
Format Magazine Article Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York American Institute of Chemical Engineers 01.10.2004
Subjects
Attorneys
Chemical engineering
Deposition
Engineers
Expert witness testimony
Guidelines
Laboratories
Litigation
Questioning
Witnesses
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Summary:In summary, the expert witness fulfills an important function by evaluating the technical facts of a case, by interpreting them and their significance, and by rendering an expert opinion. Testifying only in cases where you are truly expert, maintaining objectivity, and communicating clearly are the key requirements for successful functioning as an expert witness.
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ISSN:0360-7275
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