Plaintiff filed suit against defendants after he was injured installing a tire.  Both parties hired expert witnesses to assist in their cases and, subsequently, all three were the subjects of motions to exclude.  The court denied all of these motions.

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Plaintiff filed suit after a car in which he was a passenger rolled over, causing injury.  Plaintiff hired an automotive engineering expert witness to provide testimony, and the defendants filed a motion to exclude.  The court partially denied and partially granted the motion.

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Plaintiff sued defendant alleging the visit to defendant’s store caused her infections.  Plaintiff hired two infectious disease expert witnesses to assist in her case.  Defendant filed a motion for summary judgment which included a section on excluding these experts.  The court denied the motion.

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Professional blogger Rosemary Jones provides her perspective on the common problems of being an expert witness.  Ms. Jones writes on several niches particularly in law, including personal injury, estate planning, business law, real estate law, construction law, criminal defense law and DUI law. Read more about her blog posts on Band Gates & Dramis.

Common Problems of Being an Expert Witness

An expert witness is often hired to provide their opinion on the facts of a case and the entailed legal proceedings. have both the knowledge and practical experience to offer their perspective on the matter, being specialists in their fields. While at first glance, it might seem like an easy thing to be an expert witness, in reality, there are a lot of things to take into consideration. Some problems can appear when one is an expert witness, as you will have the opportunity to read below.