The author provides the technical specialist with all of the information, both technical and legal, necessary to build a highly paid, recession-proof practice in the exciting field of forensic engineering. The book describes the nature and techniques of friendly and hostile attorneys; takes the reader
through the investigation and litigation processes step by step; and describes problems and pitfalls in communicating with lawyers, judges, and juries, telling how to communicate effectively. Finally, the book shows in detail how to start and develop a successful practice as an expert witness. |
| | "… an excellent primer for those entering the field of expert witnessing. The author covers case investigation and research, tests and evaluations, the deposition exhibits and demonstrations, the trial and business development."-- The Expert Witness Journal, November 1993 "The book is organized in easily read and understood fashion and even includes a number of sample reports and legal forms and documents...the book
would be helpful for anyone who in one way or another acts as an expert witness." -- Mazen J. Habash, Origin and Cause Inc., Canadian Society of Forensic Science Journal, December 1994 |
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