Hydrology Expert Witnesses in California
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Mr. Mark Zeko, MS, PG, CHG
California
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Maryland
Mr. Mark T. Zeko has 35 years of experience in the field of Geology. He earned both his BS in Geology and his MS in Environmental Science from California State University, Fullerton. Today, this expert is a Licensed Professional Geologist in the States of Alabama, California, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, and Texas. Moreover, he is a Licensed Professional...
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Hydrology Expert Witness
California
This expert has over 35 years of engineering experience specializing in the modeling of surface water resource systems, forensic hydrology and hydraulics, and alternative flood control measures. He is also an American Academy of Water Resources recognized Diplomate as a Water Resouces Engineer. The expert has managed both flood control and water supply projects as well. As a State Board Member of...
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Dr. Mark Grey, PhD
California
Dr. Mark Grey has 17 years of experience in Soil Science, Hydrology, and Water Resources. He earned his BA in English from Eastern Washington University, his MS in Forest Ecosystem Analysis, and his Ph.D. in Soil Chemistry from the University of Washington. Today, this expert is licensed as a Community Association Manager in the state of Florida. Formerly, this expert served as the Director of...
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Hydrology Expert Witness FAQs
A hydrology expert witness provides specialized knowledge on water-related issues, such as flood risks, water quality, and groundwater contamination. They can offer crucial insights in environmental litigation, property disputes, or insurance claims.
Cases involving water rights disputes, environmental damage claims, flood damage lawsuits, land development disputes, and pollution incidents often require the expertise of a hydrology expert witness.
Yes. Hydrology experts can provide valuable insights into how climate change impacts water resources and flooding patterns, which can be pivotal in climate change-related litigation.
Yes. Subspecialties include surface water hydrology, groundwater hydrology, and marine hydrology. The specific subspecialty needed will depend on the nature of the case.
A hydrology expert can analyze data to determine the source and extent of contamination, assess compliance with regulations, and estimate cleanup costs. This information can be vital for determining liability.
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