Energy Expert Witnesses in Massachusetts
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Dr. Ann Michelle Morrison, ScD
Massachusetts
Dr. Ann M. Morrison has 25 years of experience in the field of Environmental Health Sciences. She earned her BS in Biology from Rhodes College, her MS in Environmental Health Sciences from Harvard University, and her ScD in Environmental Health Sciences from Harvard University. She received additional training in Environmental Toxicology at both Harvard University’s School of Public Health and...
HVAC Marketing Expert Witness
Massachusetts
This HVAC expert has more than 35 years in the HVAC and energy industry. He has extensive experience managing individual retail locations, as well as service as a regional manager with 300-400 employees. He specializes in providing training, sales, and marketing services to the HVAC, propane, and heating oil industry. He has developed and implemented marketing programs to increase customer bases...
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Dr. James Eugene Staudt, CFA, PhD
Massachusetts
Dr. James E. Staudt has 39 years of experience in Engineering and Mechanics and Energy Engineering. He earned his BS in Mechanical Engineering from the United States Naval Academy, his MS in Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and his Ph.D. in Business Management, Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Today, this expert is certified as a Chartered Financial...
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Real Estate Valuation Expert Witness
Massachusetts
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South Carolina
This expert has more than 25 years of real estate experience in domestic and international markets. She advises public and private companies, lenders, hedge funds and secured and unsecured creditors on complex real estate issues. Specific areas of professional expertise include dispute resolution, the valuation of loan and REIT portfolios, strategic planning for the acquisition and disposition of...
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The Average Energy Expert Witness
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Review Fee
$325Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$400Fee info
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Court Fee
$375Fee info
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Energy Expert Witness FAQs
An energy expert witness provides specialized knowledge and insights on energy-related matters, such as oil and gas, renewable energy, utilities regulation, and more. They can offer testimony or prepare reports to support a case.
Cases involving disputes over energy contracts, environmental impact assessments, regulatory compliance, patent infringement in energy technologies, or accidents in energy facilities often require an energy expert witness.
Yes, many energy experts specialize in areas like solar power, wind energy, bioenergy, and other forms of renewable energy. They can provide valuable insights into these complex fields.
In patent litigation cases, an energy expert can analyze the technical aspects of the disputed invention, compare it with existing patents, and provide clear explanations to help the court understand the issues.
An ideal energy expert witness should have extensive experience in the field, relevant academic qualifications, and a track record of providing effective testimony in court.
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