Travel & Tourism Expert Witnesses in Virginia
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Amusement Park Ride Inspection Expert Witness
Virginia
This seasoned expert is certified and licensed to inspect amusement rides. He has certifications in Amusement Device Inspection and Amusement Ride Inspection as well as experience in premises liability. He is a member of numerous professional organizations including the American Society of Safety Engineers and the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions. For the past 35 years...
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Hospitality Management Expert Witness
Virginia
This expert has over 30 years of experience in the hospitality and restaurant industry. His experience includes positions at convention hotels in Los Angeles and Washington D.C., as well as management with fortune 500 restaurant companies in major cities throughout the country. He specializes in restaurant and hotel openings and consulting, as well as restaurant operations including safety and...
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Travel & Tourism Expert Witness FAQs
A travel and tourism expert witness provides specialized knowledge in cases involving travel agencies, tour operators, hotels, airlines, cruise lines, and other entities within the industry.
They can handle cases related to personal injury at resorts or on cruises, wrongful death, trip cancellations, travel insurance disputes, and more.
Yes. Subspecialties may include hotel management, airline operations, cruise ship safety, adventure tourism risks, and hospitality law among others.
The expert can provide insights into standard safety protocols for such tours, assess whether these were followed, and determine if negligence played a part in the accident.
Such an expert can evaluate whether the hotel adhered to industry standards for safety and maintenance, which could be crucial in proving negligence.
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