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Compiled by Lawyers -
A Free Monthly Newsletter for Expert Witnesses & Consultants |
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“For Med Techs: Preparing The Deposition”
In the course of a career, the odds that a medical technology professional will face a deposition as a fact witness over a medical device or equipment incident are slim. But that once- or twice-in-a-lifetime chance can be enough to rattle even the most seasoned professionals. (Used with permission, © Newswise 2006) “How Lack of Attention to Small Deficiencies Can Lead To A Major Disaster” In an X-Pro exclusive article, experienced Naval Architect and Professional Engineer Hector V Pazos gives us a unique insight into one of his areas of expertise – the investigation of marine accidents. His findings as an expert helped settle the case out of court. |
| 12/07/06 (MD): Drug Findings Reversed in Date-Rape Case: A new round of tests found no evidence that two women who accused a former U.S. Naval Academy football player of sexual assault were given a date-rape drug, his lawyer has said...... |
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12/05/06 (NM): NM Prosecutors Find It Harder To Prosecute DWI Cases: Numerous opinions issued by the New Mexico Court of Appeals reversed DWI convictions based on breathalyzer machines and a scientific process known as 'extrapolation'..... |
| 12/04/06 (FL): Florida Supreme Court: Expert Can't Rely On Others' Views: Florida physicians who testify as medical experts will need to watch their words until they see the effect of a recent ruling on expert testimony..... |
| 11/29/06 (Iraq): US Forensic Experts At Latest Saddam Trial: In a stormy session that saw the expulsion of one lawyer, an American forensic scientist has testified about his examination of bodies found in a mass grave in northern Iraq..... |
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