Texas
Mr. Gaines West has 48 years of experience in Commercial & Civil Litigation, Arbitration, and Dispute Resolution. He earned his BBA and his JD from Baylor University. Today, this expert is licensed as an Attorney in Texas and holds admissions to the United States Supreme Court, the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States District Courts for the Southern, Western,...
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This expert has over 40 years of claims experience, both as an adjuster and then as an in-house attorney advising adjusters on the proper standard of care in claims handling. He has represented numerous bad faith plaintiffs, and he also established the errors & omissions adjusting practices and auditing procedures for a major insurance company. The expert spent over 6 years as AIG's Western Zone...
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A litigation expert witness provides specialized knowledge and insights to help clarify complex issues in a lawsuit. They can testify on matters within their expertise, aiding the judge or jury.
Litigation expert witnesses are often needed in cases involving business disputes, personal injury claims, malpractice suits, intellectual property disputes, and more.
Yes, litigation experts can provide valuable testimony in both civil and criminal cases where technical or specialized knowledge is required for understanding case facts.
Yes, there are many subspecialties. These include but are not limited to commercial litigation, personal injury litigation, medical malpractice litigation, and intellectual property litigation.
By providing objective analysis and clear explanations of complex issues, a litigation expert witness can significantly influence the jury's understanding of the facts, potentially swaying the verdict.
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