Posted on June 30, 2011
Various industrial firms employ different types of engineers, technicians and equipment maintenance personnel that directly or indirectly deal with the reliable operation of the physical products or assets of the organization. However, many of these folks typically have little background in the successful use of different metallic materials that are at the heart of either […]
Posted on June 30, 2011
He or she will – Only undertake legal cases for which he/she is fully qualified; if he/she is not the best “fit”, will provide recommendations for other suitable types of specialists and, if possible, offer specific referrals. Have the available time to complete the required preparation tasks and supply deliverables according to the retaining attorney’s […]
Posted on May 20, 2011
Apart from lawyers in firms that handle patent or intellectual property cases, few attorneys studied engineering as their undergraduate major. However, many firms litigate product liability and personal injury suits in which engineering knowledge is vital to aid in the investigation or an engineer is needed as an expert witness. When is the engineer’s input […]
Posted on May 20, 2011
Attorneys that handle litigation involving various types of vehicle accidents may retain these professionals as investigators and/or expert witnesses. When is the use of one more appropriate than the other? The answer depends on what primary information is being sought to support your client’s case. The reconstructionist typically can determine, for example, the contribution of […]
