Information Technology Expert Witnesses in Washington
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Telecommunications, IT, & Advertising Technology Expert Witness
Washington
This highly qualified expert has extensive experience in the areas of telecommunications, advertising technology, IT, and computer software. He earned his BS in mathematics and systems science from UCLA and completed graduate work in electrical engineering and statistics at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. He currently holds 10 patents involving human-computer design. He is active in...
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The Average Information Technology Expert Witness
Charges $392 / Hour
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Review Fee
$350Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$400Fee info
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Court Fee
$425Fee info
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Information Technology Expert Witness FAQs
An IT expert witness provides specialized knowledge in information technology, including software, hardware, networks, and data. They can testify on matters like data breaches, intellectual property disputes, or software failure.
IT expert witnesses often handle cases involving data breaches, cybercrime, software patent infringement, system failures, and disputes over IT contracts or projects.
Yes, IT expert witnesses may specialize in areas such as cybersecurity, software development, network architecture, digital forensics, cloud computing, or data analysis.
An IT expert can analyze the breach to determine how it occurred, identify any security flaws exploited by hackers, assess the impact of the breach and suggest remedial measures.
An IT expert can provide technical analysis of the software in question, help interpret complex patent language and offer opinions on alleged infringement or validity of the patent.
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