Illinois
Ms. Anne C. Mathias has 17 years of experience in Engineering and Mechanics. She earned her BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame, her MSE in Mechanical Engineering, and her MS in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Michigan. Today, this expert is certified as an Ergonomics Assessment Specialist by The Back School of Atlanta and licensed as a Professional...
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Illinois
Dr. David M. Cades has over 12 years of experience in Human Factors and Ergonomics. He earned his BS in Human Factors from Tufts University and his MA and his Ph.D. in Psychology and Human Factors and Applied Cognitive Psychology from George Mason University. Formerly, this expert served as a User Experience Consultant at User-Centric. He also worked as a Scientist, Senior Scientist, Managing...
A warning label expert witness provides insight on product safety, risk assessment, and compliance with labeling regulations. They can testify on whether a product's warnings were adequate or not.
Cases involving personal injury, product liability, industrial accidents, or consumer safety often require the expertise of a warning label expert witness.
Yes, they can provide crucial testimony regarding the adequacy of drug warnings, potential side effects, and if the manufacturer complied with FDA regulations.
Yes, some experts specialize in specific industries like pharmaceuticals, chemicals, machinery, or consumer products where labeling requirements may vary.
They can evaluate if the product's warnings were clear, visible, and comprehensive enough to inform users about potential risks and safe usage instructions.
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