Lighting Expert Witnesses in Pennsylvania
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Dr. Aaron Jia
Pennsylvania
This qualified expert earned his BA in mechanical engineering in his home country of China before coming to the US to earn his MS in mechanical engineering and his PhD in architectural engineering both at Drexel University. He is a licensed professional engineer in PA. He has served as a lead engineer and project manager on many large-scale projects including university buildings, firehouses,...
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Motorized Shade Design Expert Witness
Pennsylvania
From 2004 to 2012, this expert dedicated his career to the development of lighting controls and motorized window shades and blinds. Having earned a Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Lafayette College, he holds 8 US patents for the design of mechanized light control systems. His career has been centered around new product development. He has experience across several additional...
The Average Lighting Expert Witness
Charges $342 / Hour
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Review Fee
$300Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$350Fee info
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Court Fee
$375Fee info
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Lighting Expert Witness FAQs
A lighting expert witness provides specialized knowledge on lighting standards, design, and safety. They can offer insights on cases involving accidents due to poor lighting or disputes over lighting designs.
Cases that may require a lighting expert include personal injury claims due to inadequate lighting, patent disputes over lighting technology, and construction lawsuits involving lighting design.
Yes, a lighting expert witness can testify on both indoor and outdoor lighting issues. Their expertise covers residential, commercial, and public spaces.
Yes, some experts may specialize in areas like architectural lighting, theatrical lighting, industrial illumination, or energy-efficient light systems.
A lighting expert can analyze the technical aspects of the disputed technology, compare it with existing patents, and provide clear explanations to help the court understand complex issues.
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