Illinois
Dr. John D. Martens has 29 years of experience in Electrical Engineering. He earned his BS in Electrical Engineering, his MS in Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics, and his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Case Western Reserve University. He also obtained his MBA from the University of Michigan Stephen M. Ross School of Business. Today, this expert is licensed as a...
Illinois
This expert brings 40+ years of electrical engineering experience to a continuing career in failure analysis and electrical fire investigations. In addition to his professional work for several industrial firms, he has taught these subjects at the Illinois Fire Academy., Wisconsin IAAI.
Specialties:
An electrical engineering expert witness provides technical knowledge and expertise in cases involving electrical systems, products, or accidents. They can analyze evidence, provide testimony, and explain complex concepts in understandable terms.
Cases that may require this type of expert include patent disputes, product liability cases, personal injury claims related to electrical accidents, construction disputes, and more.
Yes, they can help determine if a product or process infringes on an existing patent by analyzing the technology involved and comparing it to the patent's claims.
Yes, there are many subspecialties such as power systems, electronics, telecommunications, signal processing etc. The right expert will depend on the specifics of your case.
They can examine the design and manufacturing process of the product in question to identify any flaws or defects that could have caused harm.
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