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An individual who possesses specialized knowledge through skill, education, training, or experience beyond that of the ordinary person or juror, and whose knowledge will aid the trier of fact (jury, judge, arbitrator) in reaching a proper decision. Often, a health care provider who examines and evaluates a patient in anticipation of litigation.
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| expert witness |
This is a person whom the court considers to have sufficient expertise in their field that she/he can testify about more than what she/he has seen or heard. She/he can tell the court what conclusions she/he reaches as a result of certain facts and she/he can give her/his opinions about the facts. Only expert witnesses can testify about their opinions. ...
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| expert witness |
A witness with specialized knowledge of a particular subject who is called to testify about an event even though they were not present when the event occurred.
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| expert witness |
A person who is a specialist in a subject, often technical, who may present his or her expert opinion without having been a witness to any occurrence relating to the lawsuit. Expertise may be challenged, and the trial judge has discretion based on court examination of the expert's background to qualify the witness or rule he or she is not an expert, or is an expert on limited subjects. ...
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| expert witness |
A person who has training, education or experience on a particular subject and who is formally found to be qualified as an expert by a judge. The expert witness may give opinions in court on matters in which his or her expertise is relevant. Nonexpert witnesses normally cannot give opinions in response to questions in court, but must speak only to facts.
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