Chemistry Expert Witnesses in Washington

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Chemistry expert witnesses specialize in a variety of fields, including pharmaceuticals, environmental science, forensic analysis, materials science, and chemical engineering. Some of the most common specialties among chemistry expert witnesses also include toxicology, organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, biochemistry, and physical chemistry. They have provided opinions on the effects of drug interactions, chemical exposure and toxicity, environmental contamination, material failure due to chemical reactions, and the validity of forensic evidence.

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Average Chemistry Expert Witnesses Court Fees

$375/hr

Review Fee

$425/hr

Deposition Fee

$450/hr

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Chemistry Experts in Washington

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Review Fee $400/hr
Deposition Fee $450/hr
Court Fee $500/hr

This Washington-based expert has over 20 years of experience in chemistry and medical device research, specializing in polymer synthesis, polymer characterization, analytical chemistry, medical device design and intellectual property management. He received his BES in chemistry and photographic sciences from St. Cloud State University before earning his PhD in polymer chemistry from the University of Southern California. He is active in his field as a member of the American Chemical Society, is a highly-published author on the topics of polymer chemistry and medical devices, and holds 65 patents that have enhanced the field of polymer chemistry. Previously, he has served as a polymer chemist and then a senior polymer chemist at Medtronic, an adjunct professor of polymer chemistry at the University of St. Thomas, and a senior scientist at DexCom Inc. He also formerly served as an associate professor and then a professor of chemistry, as well the assistant dean of the college of science and technology and the interim assistant vice president and dean of graduate studies at Bloomsburg University. Currently, he serves as the vice president of intellectual property at a technology research lab in WA.

Founder and Chief Executive Officer, An analytical firm in VA

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Southern California

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FAQs for Chemistry Expert Witnesses

What is the role of a chemistry expert witness in legal proceedings?

A chemistry expert witness provides scientific analysis and testimony in cases involving chemical substances, reactions, or processes. They can clarify complex chemical concepts for the court.

In what types of cases might I need a chemistry expert witness?

Chemistry expert witnesses are often needed in product liability cases, environmental litigation, patent disputes, criminal cases involving drugs or toxins, and industrial accidents.

Can a chemistry expert witness help with pharmaceutical litigation?

Yes, a chemistry expert can provide crucial insights in pharmaceutical litigation by analyzing drug composition, interactions, side effects, and manufacturing processes.

Are there subspecialties within the field of chemistry that an expert witness might focus on?

Absolutely. Subspecialties can include organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, biochemistry, forensic chemistry, and more. The right expert depends on your case's specific needs.

How can a forensic chemistry expert witness assist in a criminal case?

A forensic chemistry expert can analyze evidence such as drug substances, trace materials or explosives. Their findings can be pivotal in proving guilt or innocence.

How does Expert Institute select its Chemistry expert witnesses?

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