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• ERISA Expert Witnesses
  Directory of expert witnesses in ERISA providing expert opinion in a court of law. An expert witness has specific education, experience and training and is formally qualified as an expert by a judge.
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  Toxicology expert witnesses assist attorneys to identify the cause of any health effect or death from exposure to drugs or chemicals in cases involving medical malpractice, wrongful death, drug ...
• Grounds Maintenance Equipment Expert Witnesses
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  A grounds maintenance/lawnmower equipment expert is generally an agricultural engineer having extensive experience with lawnmowers and other grounds maintenance equipment such as compact tractors, ...

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• Real Estate Tax Assessment Appeals Start Now
  Real estate values are dropping materially. With these value drops comes the possibility that you may be entitled to real property tax relief. However, you must specifically ask for the lower taxes. We describe the process and requirements.
  By David Nolte
• "Safeguarding Machines with an Ergonomic Spin" Reprint
  While the NSC publications provide generous guidance, two aspects they do not address fully are the application and implication of ergonomics and human factors in the design of machine safeguards.
  By Dr. Gary Hutter
• Construction Defects: What Often Goes Wrong And How the Contractor Can Avoid Defects Litigation
  Webster's Dictionary defines the word defect, as: 1. lack of something necessary for completeness; shortcoming 2. an imperfection; fault; blemish. To some Plaintiff Attorneys, and their Experts, the word defect has an entirely different meaning. It could mean that the work was performed with less than absolute perfection, with the "Standard" being "Absolute Perfection".
  By Michael S. Poles, GC, CM, RCI, DABFET, ACFE

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• Increase Client “Switching Costs”
  Are you offering cookie-cutter legal services to your clients? Think about it for a minute. If you are, chances are that your client can easily go to a competitor who promises lower rates and/or higher service levels.
  By By Margaret Grisdela, Legal Expert Connections, Inc.
• Listening for the 'Yikes!' Alarm
  Jurors hear the "Yikes!" alarm when faced with complex facts in trials about situations with which they have little experience. This article explains how to simplify a case when presenting it to a jury, so that they are not overloaded with information, and subsequently understand a key concept explained to them in an understandable manner.
  By G. Christopher Ritter
• 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.