Chemical Engineering Expert Witnesses in Florida
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Chemical Process Engineering Expert Witness
Florida
This chemical engineering expert earned a chemical engineering degree from the Universidad de Matanzas in Cuba and specializes in proposal writing and commercial agreement negotiations, process engineering, project engineering, project management, plant operation, and environmental engineering. He is active in his field as a member of several engineering associations, as a translator of numerous...
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Industrial Gases Expert Witness
Florida
This highly-qualified expert has over 35 years of experience with cryogenic liquefied and gaseous industrial gases. He earned his BS in chemical engineering from Villanova University, graduating magna cum laude. This expert is a licensed professional engineer in the state of Florida and currently holds one patent. He is active in his field as a member of the Compressed Gas Association and the...
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Chemical Engineering Expert Witness FAQs
A chemical engineering expert witness provides specialized knowledge and insights in cases involving chemical processes, safety protocols, product liability, and patent disputes.
They can handle cases related to industrial accidents, chemical exposure, environmental contamination, process safety management, and intellectual property disputes.
They can provide technical analysis of the patented technology, assess its novelty and non-obviousness, and help determine if there's been an infringement.
Yes. Subspecialties include biochemical engineering, process engineering, materials science, nanotechnology, and environmental engineering among others.
They can analyze the cause of the accident, evaluate safety procedures and standards compliance, and provide testimony on industry best practices.
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