A reminder from expert witness marketing consultant, strategist & coach Rosalie Hamilton: Expert Witness Websites – Contact Info? I hate to bring this up again, but — please include contact information on your website! I had a friend contact me recently for help in finding an expert witness in a…
Writing an article is one of the best educational marketing tools available to you as an expert witness. In deciding what topic about which to write, answer questions such as these in your article: • What are the key issues in your field, and how should an expert be able…
In 14 Rules For Working With An Expert Economist, expert witness Dr. Jerome M. Staller offers “rules” to follow that will help your economics expert witness do the best job he or she can for you and your client. Never cross examine the opposing expert in deposition. Instead, inquire and…
Legal professionals who visit the JurisPro Expert Witness Directory will soon be able to view video clips of expert witnesses. Attorneys have asked to have video clips of our clients, and JurisPro will be providing them to legal professionals through its Web site. This is another way that JurisPro is…
Clients who have listed their qualifications as an expert witness with the JurisPro Expert Witness Directory are now accessible through Sidley & Austin, the #5 law firm in the United States as ranked by AMLaw. “Through JurisPro Law Librarian Karen Olson’s efforts, JurisPro’s clients are now at the fingertips of…
Expert Communications provides expert witness training tools and creates marketing plans, materials, and websites for expert witnesses. You can sign up for their free email newsletter, Expert News, with tips, techniques, and information unique to the needs of expert consultants, by clicking here: Expert Communications Newsletter. One of their most…
Thinking about becoming an expert witness? A logical first step is to figure out your area of expertise. Slate.com writes: According to the Federal Rules of Evidence, an expert witness can be anyone with special “knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education.” An expert can testify under the following conditions: The…
Your expert witness article should be geared to the attorney who would possibly hire you. In writing for your target market, remember, attorneys are generally impatient, and want usable information that is easy to digest. Therefore, the scope of the article should be narrow with a clear focus, written in…
Prior to submitting your expert witness article, learn what types of articles are generally accepted by editor. Request a copy of the publication be sent to you, and read the articles that were previously published. You might want to call and speak to the editor directly before submitting your article.…
When writing your expert witness article, be aware of themes and publication calendars. For example, the Defense Research Institute traditionally uses “product liability” as its theme for its December issue of the “For the Defense.” Experts with an article in this magazine would have their information circulated to over 30,000…