Boating Accident Expert Witnesses in Florida
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Admiralty Maritime and Boating Safety Expert Witness
Florida
This expert is well versed in all areas of maritime safety and regulation. He spent 30 years in the United States Coast Guard serving as a Boatswains Mate and Chief Warrant Officer, among other positions in operations and safety. He has conducted a myriad of law enforcement boardings to ensure vessels were in compliance with federal law and safety requirements. He is Coast Guard trained in Jones...
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The Average Boating Accident Expert Witness
Charges $342 / Hour
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Review Fee
$300Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$375Fee info
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Court Fee
$350Fee info
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Boating Accident Expert Witness FAQs
A boating accident expert witness provides specialized knowledge about maritime laws, safety regulations, and boat operations to help clarify facts and establish liability in a legal dispute.
They can handle cases involving personal injury, wrongful death, property damage, product liability, and negligence related to recreational or commercial boating accidents.
The expert can evaluate the design, manufacturing process, and safety features of the boat or equipment involved to determine if any defects contributed to the accident.
Yes. Some experts specialize in areas like marine engineering, navigation, seamanship, yacht brokerage, or maritime safety regulations.
Different types of boats have unique operating characteristics and safety requirements. An expert familiar with the specific type can provide more accurate analysis and testimony.
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