Engineering Expert Witnesses in Nebraska
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Dr. George Morcous
Nebraska
This expert in architectural engineering and construction earned his doctoral degree in Construction Engineering from Concordia University in Quebec after completing his undergraduate and Master's degrees in his native Egypt. A registered professional engineer in Egypt, Canada, and the United States, he has advised on numerous construction projects as a consultant. A member of the editorial board...
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Railroad & Rapid Transit Accident Expert Witness
Nebraska
Expert in rapid transit accident investigation, particularly rolling equipment and motive power, event recordings, track, operations, train handling, and human performance. He retired from the National Transportation Safety Board after 22 years as an investigator-in-charge in which time he participated in 57 major accident investigations, 32 field accident investigations, 10 public hearings, 16...
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The Average Engineering Expert Witness
Charges $367 / Hour
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Review Fee
$325Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$375Fee info
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Court Fee
$400Fee info
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Engineering Expert Witness FAQs
An engineering expert witness provides technical knowledge and expertise to help clarify complex engineering issues in a court case. They can analyze evidence, provide testimony, and explain technical concepts.
Engineering expert witnesses are often needed in cases involving product liability, construction defects, patent infringement, industrial accidents, and property damage.
Yes, there are many subspecialties including civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical, structural, and forensic engineering. The type of case will determine the required specialty.
In patent infringement cases, an engineering expert can analyze the disputed technology or process, compare it with the patent claims, and provide clear explanations to the court.
An engineering expert can identify design flaws or deviations from building codes in construction defect cases. They can also estimate repair costs and testify on these matters.
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