The requirements to be an expert witness can be broken down into two categories – the legal requirements for being an expert witness and perhaps more importantly, the practical requirements for being an expert witness. Legal Requirements for providing Expert Witness Services The legal requirements for being an expert [...]
Expert Witnesses Need to Be Responsive to Attorneys Excerpted from the SEAK training course: How to Assist an Expert Witness Practice: The Support Staff Program
How an Expert Witness Can Identify a Niche Excerpted from the SEAK DVD: How to Assist an Expert Witness Practice: The Support Staff Program
Expert Witness and File Retention Excerpted from the SEAK DVD: How to Assist an Expert Witness Practice: The Support Staff Program
How to Use Charts, Graphs and Photos to Enhance an Expert Witness Report Excerpted from the SEAK DVD: How to Assist an Expert Witness Practice: The Support Staff Program
Advanced Trial Skills Workshop for Expert Witnesses along with How to Excel at Your Expert Witness Deposition is SEAK’s only scheduled West Coast Expert Witness Training in 2013. This is the hands-on intensive training program for expert witnesses who want to raise their trial performance to the next level. Advanced Trial [...]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSt1ssS-2WA&feature=plcp Excerpt from the SEAK DVD, The Expert Witness Deposition Can something you say “off the record” be used against an expert witness at deposition? Absolutely. There's no such thing as a “off the record privilege”. “Off the record” merely means that your comments and not being recorded by [...]
We are proud to present our highly acclaimed intensive program How To Market and Grow Your Expert Witness Practice: With Personal Attention on November 8-9, 2012 in Naples, Florida. This is the most advanced program available on expert witness business development and is only offered once per year. Included in [...]
Expert Testimony - Persuade the Jury by Acting Like a Great Teacher By: Steven Babitsky Excerpt from: How to Become a Dangerous Expert The majority of expert testimony is inherently confusing and boring to jurors. Dangerous experts make confusing and boring testimony, interesting and easy to understand. Professor Steven Lubet states: [...]
By: Steven Babitsky Excerpt from: How to Become a Dangerous Expert Dangerous experts form and present a bulletproof expert opinion. To do this, the authors recommend the following. Avoid cases and counsel that place the expert on a restrictive budget or whose deadlines will not allow the expert to do [...]