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That is pretty much how it works on the civil side too. Pick an older professor from the best local college who has given testimony several times before. The o
by rhino369 10y ago
That is pretty much how it works on the civil side too. Pick an older professor from the best local college who has given testimony several times before.
The open secret is that a lawyer writes all the expert reports and the expert just reviews and makes edits.
- ghaff 10y agoThat has certainly not been my experience. The lawyers have a clear objective for a given expert report and are heavily involved in a lengthy back-and-forth review process. Perhaps sometimes lawyers do the primary drafting but that wasn't what I encountered.