Expert Witness Network Blog

Allow me to introduce (in no particular order) some of the newest members of our network at http://www.witness.net .
Please take a moment to
• see who they are
• review their expertise
• visit their website
• and connect with them on LinkedIn
Gary Cole
http://cli.gs/cole
Kenneth Goodman
http://cli.gs/goodman
Barry Lusk
http://cli.gs/lusk
Lamar Casparis
http://cli.gs/casparis
Stuart Bagley
http://cli.gs/bagley
Ayman Nassar
http://cli.gs/nassar

Jesse Hackell
http://cli.gs/hackell
Donald Parker
http://cli.gs/parker
Chuck Tomb
http://cli.gs/tomb
Bruce Silverman
http://cli.gs/silverman
Mukul Verma
http://cli.gs/verma
If you would like more information [...]

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Megan Lynch Reporting
megan.lynch@cbsradio.com
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (KMOX)  — Some tiny amphibians could impact a Metro East court case.
As KMOX News has reported, the Holiday Shores Sanitary District is suing the makers of Atrazine to get the common agriculture chemical cleaned out of drinking water.
Now University of California – Berkeley biologist Tyrone Hayes says male frogs exposed to the herbicide [...]

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Dr. Andrew Mark Rodgers, D.C,,M.S.,B.S.,C.F.S.
 

There is a standard of care to be followed that dictates the caution that must be exercised when administering medical spinal manipulation treatments.
The medical spinal manipulation can be chiropractic, osteopathic or rendered by other medical or non-medical persons all potentially ending in disastrous results. A definitive diagnosis and prognosis must be [...]

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The role of a medical expert witness needs to be strictly defined and carefully controlled during legal proceedings and physicians need to be aware of their role, states an analysis of the Goudge Inquiry into pediatric forensic pathology published in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal).
The Inquiry into Pediatric Forensic Pathology by Justice Stephen Goudge looked [...]

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From Scottsdale-DUI-Lawyer Blog
When it comes to court time, the prosecution (police or sheriff’s department) will often use evidence from their key witness in the crime lab. The expert that provides evidence of toxicology is the crime lab’s blood-alcohol expert. These key witnesses, often called forensic toxicologists, will often go to the stand and describe what [...]

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From: DUIAttorney.com

Opinion – The continuing battle between prosecutors and defense attorneys in DUI trials is similar in many ways to the old arms race between the United States and the old Soviet Union. As one side develops a new “attack” strategy, the other side develops a new “defense”.

Sometimes the government wins, sometimes the defense [...]

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By Richard MeehanFor The Norwich BulletinTrials often require expert testimony to establish facts that only one possessing certain training and experience can describe. Most often, experts are highly credentialed medical doctors or have doctorate degrees. An expert, however, can be anyone possessing knowledge in an area beyond that of the average juror. The classic comic [...]

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Written by Alison De VilliersFrom InjuryBoard.comWhen a Plaintiff is injured due to the negligence of another, the Plaintiff must rely on her doctors to testify as to the nature and extent of her injuries. In most states, like Ohio, the attorney for the Defendant/insurance company is then allowed to hire a doctor to examine the [...]

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Article written by one of the Expert Witness Networks newest expert consultants….Bo Mitchellof 911 Consulting, Inc. To learn more about Mr. Mitchell, please visit his expert link here: 911 Consulting“I never thought this could happen.”Every fire fighter or police officer at the scene of an organization like yours has heard that whisper of astonishment. It’s [...]

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