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Biostatistics Expert Witness
Texas
This biostatistician expert completed a PhD in applied math at the University of Texas. Worked as a software developer and project manager for several years before beginning work as a research statistician at MD Anderson Cancer Center. His work centers around Bayesian Statistics, clinical trials, and numerical algorithm development. He is currently a consultant in statistics and applied...
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Data Science, Machine Learning, and Data Mining Expert Witness
New Jersey
This highly-qualified expert has extensive experience in statistics, data science, data mining, and machine learning. He specializes in R, SQL connectivity, time series analysis, econometrics, regression trees, categorical data analysis, operations research, and statistical quality control. He earned his BA in economics from McGill University, before continuing his MA in econometrics and MS in...
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Statistical Analysis Expert Witness
Iowa
This highly-qualified expert in statistical analysis has nearly 20 years of experience in his field. After earning his BS in mathematics from the State University of New York, Albany, he went to complete his MS and PhD in statistics at the State University of New York, Stony Brook. In his early career, he served as the lead statistical analyst and statistical consultant in the psychiatry...
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Statistician Expert Witness FAQs
A statistician expert witness provides objective analysis and interpretation of complex data sets, helping courts understand statistical evidence and its relevance to a case.
Statistician expert witnesses are valuable in various cases such as medical malpractice, insurance claims, financial disputes, discrimination lawsuits, and any case involving data analysis.
Yes. A statistician can analyze data related to the alleged infringement, providing crucial insights on usage patterns, market share, and potential damages.
Yes. Subspecialties include biostatistics, econometrics, psychometrics, and industrial statistics. The choice depends on the nature of the case.
They use rigorous methodologies and peer-reviewed techniques to analyze data. Their credibility relies on their ability to provide objective, reliable findings.
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