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• Training Expert Witnesses
  Provided by Ms. Rosalie Hamilton - Expert Witness Training Consultant
  The primary credentials of an expert consultant/expert witness are his/her education and experience. These qualify the expert to assist the attorney who is litigating or defending a case and to ...
• Neurosurgery Expert Witnesses
  Provided by W. Robert Hudgins, M.D. / Neurological Surgeon
  A neurosurgeon treats a wide variety of conditions affecting the brain and spine, conducting spinal surgery and/or cranial surgery, and sometimes utilizing non-invasive procedures such as spinal ...
• OSHA Expert Witnesses
  Provided by Michelle A. Copeland, CIH - Occupational Safety Resource Inc.
  The OSHA Act of 1970 made employers responsible to provide a safe and healthful workplace for their workers. Since then, the Department of Labor through OSHA has promulgated standards addressing ...

Recent Articles

By Expert Witnesses - By Medical Expert Witnesses

• Alimony is Serious Business
  It is natural to wonder early on in a divorce process what kind of alimony obligation there might be. However, it is one of the more complicated aspects of Family Law...
  By Guy J. Vitetta, Vitetta Law Group
• Deposition Translation
  A professional deposition translator must be neutral and impartial. They must also have a firm understanding of the American legal system and its deposition process. The following are my views on what ought to be the appropriate protocol and critical aspects of being a deposition translator.
  By Yasuko Kawakami
• How Mental Health Experts Can Help in Cases
  Do you need a mental health expert in your corner? Mental health and the justice system have been working side by side for decades. Forensic Mental Health Professionals have been called upon to evaluate and/or assist in many cases over the years.
  By Dr. Richard J. Stride, PsyD, LPC, NCC, LMHC

Marketing for Expert Witness

• Five Ways to Become a Thought Leader in 2010
  Thought leadership is the ability to position yourself as an expert in your area of legal practice. Becoming a thought leader takes time, patience, and strategic planning. This article identifies five key steps you can take to become a legal thought leader respected by your peers and sought after by clients.
  By Margaret Grisdela
• How Much to Say in the Initial Inquiry Call
  I understand an attorney wants to feel you out, so to speak, and there seems to be a fine line as to whether you give too much information or not enough. Is it common to just say "Yes, I believe I can help you" and just ask for the file to review, and then charge a fee? Is it common to just charge a fee to review the case file and then send a written general opinion on the case?
  By Rosalie Hamilton
• Referral Networks: Your Free Sales Force
  What is the difference between a referral network and a contact database? It's a good question, and one I was just asked the other day. A referral network is a group of 5-10 professionals who have the ability to send you high quality business leads, while your contact database is a list of all your prospects and clients.
  By Margaret Grisdela, Legal Expert Connections Inc.