Accident Reconstruction Expert Witnesses in Wisconsin
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Accident Reconstruction Expert Witness
Wisconsin
This highly-qualified expert has extensive experience in the field of accident reconstruction. He received his BS in general resource management from the University of Wisconsin and has graduated from both the law enforcement recruit academy at Mid-State Technical College and the Wisconsin State Patrol Academy. He is certified in 13 law enforcement techniques and actively participates in...
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The Average Accident Reconstruction Expert Witness
Charges $342 / Hour
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Review Fee
$300Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$350Fee info
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Court Fee
$375Fee info
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Accident Reconstruction Expert Witness FAQs
An accident reconstruction expert witness analyzes the details of an accident, recreates the event using scientific methods, and provides objective findings to assist in legal proceedings.
These experts can handle a variety of cases including car accidents, industrial accidents, slip and fall incidents, construction site mishaps, and more.
They can determine factors like speed at impact, braking efficiency, visibility issues, driver reaction times, and adherence to traffic laws which are crucial in such cases.
Yes. Subspecialties may include automotive engineering, biomechanics, human factors, roadway design, vehicle dynamics, and pedestrian accidents among others.
Each type of accident has unique factors. An expert with specific experience will have a deeper understanding of these factors and provide more accurate analysis.
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