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Are you looking for a product liability expert witness or consultant but having trouble finding the right experienced professional? Let ForensisGroup do all of the hard work for you. Our network of experts have been hired by over 7,000 clients. Within product liability there is a range of disciplines such as failure analysis, automobile safety, and intellectual property. Below are just a few of the fields under product liability in which we have the nation's top experts. We offer FREE no-obligation recruiting, so don't hesitate to contact us today. Read below for more information on how an engineering expert can benefit you.
Failure Analysis experts address issues arising from such issues as poor design, manufacturing defects, and subpar service conditions. The best consultants in Failure analysis can even be available to serve as a key component of the industrial production process as early as product development and troubleshooting to serve a company with top notch assurance. When this does not happen, incorrect use of materials may contribute to any number of failures leading to a legal case or settlement negotiation. Such a case will call for the highest level of knowledge and expertise from a qualified expert. Working in a number of fields of business as a scientific consultant, a failure analysis expert witness can expedite investigations into car industry mechanical failures, cases of industrial damage, the reenactment of accidents, and including product liability issues. Those with the best, most trustworthy credentials can act as forensic consultants for judges, attorneys, and insurance companies in a litigation support capacity.
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A Safety Expert may contribute to a legal or industrial engineering team in several ways. As a consultant, a Safety Expert can advise on such issues as OSHA compliance, electrical safety, protective equipment, excavation, and industrial hygiene. His or her job is to ensure safety through training, design consultation, and compliance assurance. As an expert witness, a qualified Safety Expert may serve as an engineering forensic expert witness to provide reports or testimony at arbitration, deposition, or trial. Legal cases or industrial planning involving shredders, compactors, forklifts, aerial lifts, overhead cranes, industrial elevators, or any other number of machine operations will almost certainly require a safety expert. Related industries may include construction, refrigeration, paper, or waste disposal. The best safety expert can consult on cost/benefit evaluations, damage mitigation, and even be a well spoken, articulate witness when called upon. In cases of safety, having the highest degree of integrity to give an honest, impartial opinion is of the utmost importance.
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Intellectual Property must be defended vigorously to maintain lucrative levels of production. This is where an intellectual property expert, frequently an attorney, can be extremely valuable to anyone with intellectual property, whether that property falls under the purview or patents, copyrights, or trademarks. While many have an overarching understanding of intellectual property, typically the best expert witness in his or her field has specialized in patents, copyrights, or trademarks. However, nearly anyone can be an expert witness in the field of intellectual property if a specific case falls in their realm of business, such as a film professor in a case of a plagiarized screenplay or a computer programmer in the case of a stolen automation system.
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Automation & Controls require highly specialized consultant experts. The petrochemical, medical, and travel industries are frequently highly dependent on such an expert. Automated machinery is utilized in the food, beverage, energy, paper, and pharmaceutical industries. Many may be electrical, while others are mechanical. Computer and network hardware and software have wide ranging applications in society and industry today where such experts can be of great use. However, system automation does not always call for a computer background. Many companies still rely on less advanced but no less complicated automation and controls systems. An automation and controls expert witness or consultant may hold patents or other industry recognition of an acquired depth of knowledge and technical expertise.
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