Health administration expert witnesses may write reports and opine on hospital regulations, physician credentialing, Certificates of Need, and more. The Certificate of Need (CON) program is a regulatory process that requires certain health care providers to obtain state approval before offering certain new or expanded services. For example, a certificate…
Marketing expert witnesses may write reports and testify on market analysis, market barriers, market research, market share, and related topics. The American Marketing Association is the professional association for individuals and organizations who are leading the practice, teaching, and development of marketing worldwide. The AMA website offers a dictionary which…
Architectural interiors expert witness Robert R. Tellez answers the question: How is a construction defect proven in court? Many defects are obvious and are called “patent”. Other construction defects are not visible; these defects are called “latent.” Construction defect claims often rely on the testimony of experts who specialize in…
Silicone expert witnesses may testify on issues relating to silicone and silicone polyester formulations. The Cookware Manufacturers Association says consumers buy more nonstick cookware than any other kind and describes the two major types of nonstick formulations: Silicone and Silicone Polyester formulations. These organic-resins are typically applied to bakeware almost…
Truck manufacturing industry expert witnesses may write reports and opine on on issues including federal motor carrier safety regulations, truck maintenance, and related topics. The Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association which represents over 700 companies that manufacture and remanufacture motor vehicle parts writes: Motor vehicle parts suppliers are the nation’s…
Residential designs expert witness Robert R. Tellez answers the question: What are some of the most frequent types of construction defects? The most common types of defects involved in litigation include: * Mold * Dry rot * Roof leaks * Wall leaks * Stucco issues (click here for Stucco Testing…
Dance club security expert witness Bill Nesbitt is a Board Certified Protection Professional. On his website he answers the question: Everyone claims to be a Security Consultant, especially since 9/11. How can I tell a fake from the real thing? First look for a Security Consultant that is credentialed. The…
Truck maintenance expert witnesses may write reports and opine on on issues including federal motor carrier safety regulations, truck inspections, and related topics. The Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association writes: In order to ensure that a motor vehicle functions safely, the vehicle and its safety systems and components must be…
Interior design expert witness Robert R. Tellez answers the question: What is a construction defect? A construction defect can arise from a multiplicity of factors, such as workmanship or inferior materials. Common examples of housing and construction defects are water leakage from windows, faulty exterior envelope systems in a commercial…
Department of Transportation expert witnesses may write reports and testify on qualifications of truck drivers, and federal motor vehicle safety standards, as well as related issues. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, in 2009, 3,619 individuals were killed and 74,652 were injured on our nation’s highways in accidents involving…