Forensic Engineering Expert Witnesses in Massachusetts
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Construction and Commercial Building Expert Witness
Massachusetts
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New York
This expert is a building and construction professional with over 30 years of hands-on experience in the construction and building inspection industries. He has testified in numerous trials and depositions for both plaintiff and defense attorneys. He has been qualified as an expert in construction and personal injury cases in courtrooms from New York City to Connecticut to Boston and has authored...
Metallurgy and Engineering Expert Witness
Massachusetts
This highly qualified engineer's expertise is in metallurgy and corrosion science and engineering. He has extensive experience in litigation and litigation support as well as extensive experience in pro-active client work. He specializes in failure analysis, corrosion failure analysis, material degradation, failure prevention, material selection, material characterization, and laboratory...
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Forensic Engineering Expert Witness FAQs
A forensic engineering expert witness provides technical analysis and professional testimony on matters related to engineering failures, accidents, or disputes in court cases.
They can handle cases involving building collapses, structural failures, product liability, traffic accidents, patent infringement, and construction defects.
Yes, subspecialties include civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, chemical engineering, and materials science among others.
They can analyze the design, manufacturing process, and usage of the product to determine if any engineering principles were violated leading to failure or harm.
Their expertise can help decipher complex technical language in patents and assess whether an invention infringes upon existing patents.
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