Wide Area Network (WAN) expert witnesses may opine on computer networks, routing, WAN, and related topics. Here, The Digital Forensic Group answers the question What is Computer Forensics? Computer forensics, also known as digital forensics, is the practice of identifying, collecting, preserving and analyzing legal evidence from digital media such…
Fatigue limit expert witnesses may write reports on driver fatigue, asleep at the wheel, drowsiness, and related topics. The Circadian Newsletter describes the issues involved in shiftworkers and schedule optimization. Every plant is unique as are its shiftworkers. You can only achieve the best shift schedule through a logical, systematic…
Insurance claims expert witnesses may opine on insurance policy interpretation, insurance fraud, and related topics. In 8 Great Ways to Get Busted for Auto Insurance Fraud, Insurance.com writes: Insurance fraud is becoming more frequent as people look for “creative” ways to make money in the struggling economy. Insurance companies find…
Affidavit of service expert witnesses may opine regarding the process server’s work product. The National Association of Professional Process Servers has established the Standards, Best Practices and The Policy Manual professional process servers. Comment These guidelines address three important aspects of proofs or affidavits of service: content, signature(s) and record…
Fatigue expert witnesses may write reports on driver fatigue, asleep at the wheel, drowsiness, and related issues. The Circadian Newsletter describes the problems involved with fatigued employees. Studies have clearly linked fatigue to increases in human error, accidents, injuries and poor performance. In fact, one study found that fatigued workers…
Networking expert witnesses may opine on computer networks, routing, WAN, and related topics. In How to be a Digital Forensic Expert Witness, Stephen C. Schroeder, Seattle University School of Law and Seattle University Computer Dept. of Science and Software writes: The prospect of becoming an expert witness in court can…
Hydrologic engineering expert witnesses may write reports on underground and surface waters including storm drains, water-related geologic hazards, environmental site assessments, and related topics. Hydrologic engineers frequently work with environmental engineers in consulting firms that advise and help businesses and government agencies to comply with environmental policy, particularly with regard…
Public storage security experts may opine on self-storage managers, public storage vandalism, miniwarehouse break-ins and related topics. In Preventing Crime and Acts of Terrorism in Self-Storage: Using Products and Services Approved for the SAFETY ActJason Benedict, Iveda Solutions writes: Theft, vandalism, graffiti, break-ins, employee safety, destruction of property, and lawsuits…
Process service expert witnesses may opine regarding the process server’s work product. The National Association of Professional Process Servers has established the Standards, Best Practices and The Policy Manual for professional process servers. A Notary Public, whether employed in a process serving business, or not, must adhere to the state…
In PRESERVE THE PHYSICAL EVIDENCE!, electrical expert witness Roger L. Boyell, writes: As soon as you believe a legal action might be initiated, take pains to preserve whatever physical evidence may be relevant. Send in an investigator, take many photographs, expedite the discovery process. Alteration or disguise of potential physical…