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• Environmental Expert Witnesses
  Provided by ForensisGroup, Inc.
  Environmental expert witnesses are highly credentialed safety engineers, certified industrial hygienists, environmental assessors & health specialists, analytical chemists specializing in ...
• Hospitals Expert Witnesses
  Provided by Dr. Paul K. Bronston - Emergency Medicine, Quality Assurance & HMO's
  Expert wintnesses who have expertise in assessing the quality assurance system/process that hospitals are required to implement to ensure that proper health care is being delivered in a timely manner.
• Safety OSHA Expert Witnesses
  Provided by Michelle A. Copeland, CIH - Occupational Safety Resource Inc.
  In January of 2012, OSHA published a white paper outlining the benefits of what it refers to as Injury and Illness Prevention Programs (or I2P2s, in OSHA’s terminology). In this paper, OSHA sites a ...

Recent Articles

By Expert Witnesses - By Medical Expert Witnesses

• Elder Abuse - It Isn't Always about Physical Abuse
  Seniors seem to be one of the prime targets for construction scams. Having recently testified as the door hardware, lock and security expert witness on a very serious elder abuse case involving the rape of a 93 year old resident of a retirement home, I am intimately aware of the potential for physical violence and neglect aimed directly at senior citizens. The following is about a completely different kind of abuse involving our senior population.
  By Michael Panish, Expert Witness & Consultant
• Special Masters And Court-Appointed Experts Save Electronic Discovery Costs
  When databases, computer forensics, or other large collections of electronic information are at issue, discovery challenges can be best handled with hands-on assistance from a neutral party. Courts lack the time and technical capabilities to cost-effectively get the job done. We summarize the reasons why special masters can save money, and summarize the authority for their appointment.
  By David E. Nolte
• Admissibility of Forensic Animations
  Ensuring that your investment in a forensic animation gets admitted into court should be a concern for attorneys. By asking the right questions and working with a qualified forensic animator, one can avoid a costly and embarrassing situation. This article sets out a number of questions that an attorney should ask about the preparation of a forensic animation.
  By Eugene Liscio, P. Eng.

Marketing for Expert Witness

• Will You Convert?
  Website traffic can be as useful as Atlanta traffic. Here are 5 ways to get more visitors to contact your firm. This morning I was in the office catching up on some email. It was interesting that the majority of marketing articles in my mailbox talked about how to generate website "traffic" from one source or another. A successful business, they claimed, requires SEO, pay-per-click, Facebook ads, Tweets, and [insert social media cliché here] to drive that traffic.
  By Dave Slovin, President at PracticeProfs Inc.
• Forensic Science of Marijuana and Rule 702
  The beginning and end of the Chemical Defense Revolution: How far can we stretch the Daubert decision? “Wacky Weed” v. Daubert
  By Dana M. Way, B.S. CMI-V, RI (CCI), DABRI, CFC, Certified Instructor
• Testimonials, Reviews, & Ratings as They Relate to Your Law Firm Online
  As Google continues to become more social and local, testimonials, reviews, and ratings of your law firm online become increasingly important to maximizing your local search visibility.
  By Gyi Tsakalakis