Manufacturing Engineer Expert Witnesses in California
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Prof. Peter Neushul
California
This expert is a historian of science and technology, and specializes in World War II war production. He earned his BA and MA at the University of California at Santa Barbara, followed by a PhD in history, specializing in the history of American technology and the history of science, also at the University of California at Santa Barbara. He is an active member of the American Historical...
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Forensic Engineering Consulting Expert Witness
California
This expert has been in the field of Forensic Engineering for the past 6 years. He earned his BS from California State University of Fresno, and his MS in Mechanical Engineering from Oregon State University. He is a certified Mechanical Engineer, and currently works as an Engineering Consultant at a Forensic Engineering Firm in California.
Mr. David Mc Connell
California
This expert has over 3 decades of professional experience in the architectural metal products and building envelope industries. He has managed, operated, and owned companies that manufacture and install metal panels, curtain walls, doors, and unitized systems. His prior work experience includes serving as general manager of East Coast Metal Systems, which engineers and manufactures metal...
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Manufacturing Engineer Expert Witness FAQs
A manufacturing engineer expert witness provides insight into the design, development, and implementation of manufacturing processes. They can testify on issues like product defects, safety standards, and patent infringement.
Cases involving product liability, industrial accidents, intellectual property disputes, or any case where the design and production process of a product is in question could benefit from such an expert.
Yes, they can handle cases across various sub-specialties like automation engineering, quality engineering, or industrial engineering depending on their specific expertise and experience.
They can analyze the design and manufacturing process to identify if there were any defects or negligence that may have led to the malfunctioning of a product causing harm.
Look for advanced degrees in engineering, professional certifications, extensive industry experience, and previous experience as an expert witness. Their expertise should align with your case specifics.
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