Contracts Expert Witnesses in Massachusetts
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Mr. Skip Schiappa
Massachusetts
This expert contractor has more than four decades of experience as a commercial and industrial roofing contractor. He holds a number of licenses and certifications within the field of roofing and is a member of numerous professional organizations, including the Roof Consultants Institute, National Roofing Contractors Association, and National Association of the Remodeling Industry. Currently, he...
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Litigation Expert Witness
Massachusetts
This expert has been a member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America; the Boston Bar Association, where he was chair of the Aviation Litigation Committee; and the Massachusetts Bar Association. He has taught in trial practice courses at Harvard Law School on many occasions and has published multiple articles in local and national legal journals. This expert has 40+ years of experience. He...
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Contracts Expert Witness FAQs
A contracts expert witness provides specialized knowledge on contract law, interpretation, and enforcement. They can offer insights into contractual disputes, breach of contract cases, and more.
Contracts expert witnesses often handle cases involving business agreements, employment contracts, real estate deals, licensing agreements, and other contractual disputes.
An expert can analyze the contract terms, assess whether a breach occurred, evaluate damages resulting from the breach, and provide testimony to support these findings.
Yes, some experts may specialize in specific areas like construction contracts, intellectual property agreements, or international trade contracts.
Industry-specific expertise ensures the expert understands unique contractual norms and standards in your field, leading to more accurate analysis and credible testimony.
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