Provides an in-depth view of the issues involved in direct- and cross-examination. Shows how to prepare witnesses so that their testimony is powerful and persuasive.
Discusses the selection of the expert, pretrial use of experts, admissibility of expert testimony, and effective methods of direct and cross-examination. Addresses the handling of experts in specific fields, such as medicine, products liability, economic loss, accounting, and construction.
Features profiles of expert witnesses, investigators, process servers, court reporters, consultants and litigation support professionals.
Includes over 15,000 listings of expert witnesses, investigators, process servers, court reporters, consultants and litigation support professionals from every region of the United States. Listings are divided into 3300 areas of expertise.
Free online directory of expert witnesses for the legal community maintained by JurisPro, a professional marketing company.
Browse or search by name or field of expertise.
Profiles of experts submitted by attorneys. Most entries include the expert's name and contact information as well their primary area of expertise. Some records include educational background, experience, organization memberships, publications and awards. Evaluations by attorneys, judges or peers are also available for some experts.
Contains expert witness curricula vitae and resumes provided by various sources including LexisNexis Expert Research on Demand and American Lawyer Media (ALM).
