Guest Blogging As A Marketing Tool

Posted byAshish Arun
Posted inExpert Witness Chronicle, Expert Witness Marketing, Expert Witness Resources

Every time there is a discussion on expert witness marketing, the dichotomy between the ones who believe expert should market and the rest who believe they should not always manifests. Being a firm believer in expert witness marketing (and that does not mean only online), I will look at the practice of guess blogging as [...]

Posted byAshish Arun
Posted inExpert Witness Chronicle, Expert Witness Resources

A district court can analyze more rigorously the admissibility of an expert’s testimony if the expert’s opinion was prepared solely for litigation as opposed to testimony flowing naturally from an expert’s line of scientific research or technical work. Brave New World The year was 1995. The Ninth Circuit had to rule upon Daubert vs. Merrel [...]

Posted byAshish Arun
Posted inExpert Witness Chronicle, Expert Witness Marketing, Expert Witness Resources, Expert Witness Website

There are several avenues for an attorney to find an expert witness. While some would turn to a colleague who would know an expert, others would call the big referral agency to provide them with an expert. However, with the internet totally rocking our worlds in all possible ways, there is no reason to doubt that [...]

Posted byAshish Arun
Posted inEmployment & Vocational Expert Witness, Expert Witness Chronicle, Expert Witness Resources, Expert Witness Rulings

In accepting or rejecting the testimony of an expert witness, does the ALJ owe an explanation? The Second Circuit does not think so. If an objection is raised against an expert’s methodologies or his foundation, the ALJ is not even required to conduct an inquiry into the issue. The Case of Brault Vs. SSA George [...]

Posted byAshish Arun
Posted inExpert Witness, Expert Witness Chronicle

The applicability of Daubert is something that has always been a bone of contention with different jurisdictions. Whether Daubert will apply at the stage of class certification is already causing a confusion with different circuit courts standing divided on the issue. Recently, the 2nd Circuit mandated that Social Security Administration proceedings will not find themselves [...]

Posted byAshish Arun
Posted inExpert Witness, Expert Witness Chronicle, Expert Witness News

The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure [Rule 26(a)(2)] govern disclosure of expert witnesses in federal proceedings. Rule 26(a)(2)(d) specifically provides, A party must make these disclosures at the times and in the sequence that the court orders. Absent a stipulation or a court order, the disclosures must be made: at least 90 days before the [...]

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