Preparing a weather expert for trial takes planning

By: Kevin Williams September 23, 2009

My schedule this month has certainly been full on the forensic front. Along with the normal preparation of reports dealing with slip-and-fall incidents and various other weather-related events, I will have appeared in at least four courtrooms delivering expert testimony. While more times than not the extent to which we are involved in a case ends with ...

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Preparing a weather expert for trial takes planning

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