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Articles 1-34 out of 34 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Making time when the witness won't. Bossart, David R. Oct 1, 2008 831 Disastrous experts - and how to avoid them. Dalton, Bartholomew J. May 1, 2008 1423 Question the biomechanical expert. Koehler, Karen K. Apr 1, 2006 257 See you in court? It's not exactly Crime Scene Investigation, but an assignment as an expert witness can be a challenging--and highly rewarding--experience. Pamplin, Chris May 1, 2005 2259 So you want to be an expert witness: hone your skills to increase your success on the witness stand. Russell, Keith A. Oct 1, 2004 3722 Basis legal concepts: beware insufficient knowledge of the law. Wells, Joseph T. Oct 1, 2004 1645 Show that the defense expert doesn't know the facts. Leesfield, Ira Jun 1, 2004 176 Use experts wisely to enliven a death case: your experts are individuals with specialized knowledge, but they must work together as a team. When you facilitate cooperation, you reinforce your client's claim for compensation after the loss of a loved one. Surh, Robert Feb 1, 2004 2880 Boost your expert's confidence. Nelson, Noelle C. Feb 1, 2004 145 Keep good science in toxic tort cases; plaintiff lawyers can use a new section of the Restatement (Third) of Torts to help judges widen the gates to causation evidence. Jensen, Steve Baughman Dec 1, 2003 2572 Focus on science, not checklists; lawyers must avoid efforts to force science to conform to the Daubert admissibility formula. Instead, they should focus on how scientists actually do their work. Black, Bert Dec 1, 2003 4852 Deliver a Daubert-proof expert report: defense challenges to plaintiff expert testimony have become a routine part of civil litigation. Here's how to combat them with a thorough, well-documented report. Wivell, Martha K. Dec 1, 2003 1880 Make the most of company-employee depositions: to get the best results from this routine part of discovery in products cases, ask questions that are anything but routine. Evans, Mark J. Nov 1, 2003 2379 My expert crashed, but I saved the case. Sep 1, 2003 3232 Divide and conquer: forcing defendants and their experts to challenge one another's testimony in deposition can unravel the defense at trial. Leesburg, Gerald S. Sep 1, 2003 1836 Help jurors understand alternative medical treatments. Urban, Jay A. Aug 1, 2003 215 Use a witness's own words to establish standard of care. Bergman, Victor A. Feb 1, 2003 279 Experts put your slip-and-fall case on solid ground: the right witnesses can explain why the owner was at fault when your client fell. Karns, Robert T. Dec 1, 2002 2130 Reduce trial costs with `shirtsleeve' experts. . Vesper, Thomas J. Dec 1, 2002 167 Vary your approach to suit the witness. Shepherd, Carol Nelson Nov 1, 2002 251 An expert witness can make or break a case. Vallario, Cynthia Waller Aug 1, 2001 3366 Limiting the testimony of legal experts. Barnett, Kathryn E. Jan 1, 2001 2897 The use of an economist in labor and employment disputes: legal and practical considerations. Garrity, James; White, Paul F. Dec 1, 2000 5169 Admissibility of expert testimony: What's next? Sylvester, Mark A. Dec 1, 2000 3063 Neutralizing the 'independent' defense medical expert. Blake, Martin Feb 1, 1998 2466 Experts in employment cases. Simon, Ellen S. Oct 1, 1997 1667 Disqualifying an expert witness. Reed, Scott O. Jun 1, 1997 3418 The basics: choosing and using an expert witness. Cabaniss, John C. Jun 1, 1997 1486 Crossing the expert. Baldwin, Scott Dec 1, 1996 685 Guidelines for the witness: pointers for giving effective testimony. Love, Terrence L. Oct 1, 1995 5174 The neuropsychologist in a mild traumatic brain injury case: how to conduct the direct examination. Stern, Bruce H. Jun 1, 1995 4124 Understanding epidemiological evidence; what to ask the expert witness. Karns, M. Elizabeth Sep 1, 1994 4002 Crashproof testimony in auto cases. Gilbert, James L. Dec 1, 1993 2979 What juries look for in CPAs. Wagner, Michael J. Nov 1, 1993 1117