Document examination expert witness Ronald N. Morris is a certified forensic document examiner and in this excerpt from Submitting a Handwriting Case for Examination, he writes on preparing a work request. After separating the documents into questioned and known, the next step is to prepare a work request. The work…
In Security Experts: Litigation and Beyond, security expert witness Robert A. Gardner, CPP, writes: Regardless of the focus of your practice, there may be a place for a qualified security expert in your legal tool kit. Consider making these suggestions to your client: • In employment situations, have a qualified…
In Fire Investigation Reports: The Key to Writing a Quality Report fire expert witness and Principal of Pyrocop, Inc., Robert Rowe writes on peer review. As the report will be read by peers, supervisors, the public and colleagues, it is extremely important that fire investigator uses correct grammar, spelling and…
In Managing the Risky Business of Company E-mail Part1 internet expert witness Scott Greene, CEO of Evidence Solutions, Inc., writes that his company has documented, during the examination of electronic systems, employees who frequently say/save things into e-mails or store on a computer, things they would never say anywhere else.…
In Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Hospitality Industry hospitality expert witness Maurice Robinson writes: ADR Providers A “provider” organization is usually needed to administer the dispute resolution process, such as a hearing. There are numerous providers of these services, including organizations such as the American Arbitration Association (AAA), JAMS, the…
Document examination expert witness Ronald N. Morris is a certified forensic document examiner and in this excerpt from Submitting a Handwriting Case for Examination, he writes on how to organize a case for submission. Step 1-Separate the questioned and known documents. Step 2-Write the word “questioned” on an envelope and…
In Security Experts: Litigation and Beyond, security expert witness Robert A. Gardner, CPP, writes: Regardless of the focus of your practice, there may be a place for a qualified security expert in your legal tool kit. Consider making these suggestions to your client: • Have a qualified security expert conduct…
Despite recent controversy over the use of Tasers, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department says the electroshock weapons have defused hundreds of possibly lethal confrontations and kept deputies and the public safer since deputies began using them in late 2005. Law enforcement officials say the stress exerted by a subject…
In Managing the Risky Business of Company E-mail Part1 internet expert witness Scott Greene, CEO of Evidence Solutions, Inc., writes that his company has documented, during the examination of electronic systems, employees who frequently say/save things into e-mails or store on a computer, things they would never say anywhere else.…
In Continental Valuations News, real estate valuation expert witness Robert D. Domini, MBA, MAI, writes: Inventories are beginning to come down in markets like, say, Fort Myers, Florida. You all remember the good old days when a 250-lot subdivision “sold out” in one day? At the peak, properties were appreciating…