Georgia
This expert practiced bankruptcy and commercial law for 18 years between careers in academia. After his initial years of professional practice, he accepted a tenured position at Widener Law School in Delaware. He was appointed to the US Department of Justice by Ronald Reagan. He then returned to private practice. He limited his practice to Chapter 11s including service as conflicts counsel...
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Georgia
This expert has over 30 years of experience in the field of commercial banking. He has had extensive involvement in all facets of commercial, asset based, real estate and consumer lending as well as underwriting, credit analysis, credit risk review, portfolio management, due diligence and business refinancing. He completed his BA in commercial banking from Lousianna State University. This expert...
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A banking expert witness provides specialized knowledge and insights on banking practices, regulations, and standards. They can offer testimony, prepare reports, and assist in case strategy.
Banking expert witnesses are often needed in cases involving fraud, bankruptcy, mortgages, lending disputes, financial crimes, and regulatory compliance issues.
Yes. Many banking experts specialize in areas like investment banking, providing valuable insights into securities trading, mergers and acquisitions, and other complex financial transactions.
A banking expert can analyze loan documents, identify fraudulent activities, explain industry standards for underwriting and loan approval, and provide credible testimony to support your case.
Look for an expert with extensive experience in the specific area of banking relevant to your case. They should also have strong communication skills and prior experience as an expert witness.
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