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Effective Use of Experts in the Aviation Case: Best Practices

1h 2m

Created on November 10, 2017

Intermediate

CC

Overview

Aviation Litigation is a complex technical field in which specialized expertise is often required from the get-go. Therefore the use of experts is common practice, begging the question: what are the best practices when utilizing expert testimony in an aviation case?   

Frederick Alimonti moderates a panel featuring distinguished aviation litigators and experts to discuss the role of experts and "consultants," rules affecting experts and their disclosures, and what makes an expert earn his/her often considerable paycheck. We will feature exemplar evidence and animation.


Learning Objectives:

  1. Identify "decision time" on experts and expertise needed
  2. Discuss benefits of retained experts versus in-house expertise
  3. Break down keys to effective expert testimony; does expert = advocate?
  4. Outline the admissibility standards for experts and their opinions


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