The Comprehensive Forensic Services Manual: The Essential Resources for All Experts/With 2002 Supplement: Babitsky, Steven J.; Mangraviti, James J., Jr.; Todd, Christopher J.: 9781892904072: Book: History: eCampus.com

Acknowledgments

xiii

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About the Authors

xvii

Overview

(4)

Introduction

(1)

Procedure

(1)

Evidence

(1)

Qualifications

(1)

Forming and Expressing Opinions

(1)

Expert Testimony

(1)

Forensic Practice Management

(1)

Additional Topics

(1)

Updates

(1)

Using This Book

(1)

Conclusion

(1)

Fundamental Elements of a Lawsuit

(8)

Introduction

(1)

Complaint

(1)

Service of Process

(1)

Answers and Pre-Answer Motions

(2)

Counterclaims, Cross-Claims, and Third-Party Actions

(1)

Discovery

(1)

Motions

(1)

Trial

(1)

Remedies

(1)

Interest and Costs

(1)

Court Orders

(1)

Appeals

(1)

Conclusion

(1)

The Discovery Process

(12)

Introduction

(1)

Scope

(1)

Privilege

(1)

Other Limits to Discovery

(2)

Protective Orders

(1)

Sanctions

(2)

Methods of Discovery

(3)

Conclusion

(2)

Anatomy of a Civil Trial

(8)

Introduction

(1)

Jury Selection and Pre-Trial Motions

(1)

Opening Statements

(1)

Burden of Proof

(1)

Presentation of Evidence

(1)

Directed Verdicts

(1)

Closing Arguments

(1)

Jury Deliberation and Decision

(1)

Verdict or Mistrial

(1)

Post-Verdict Motions

(1)

Alternative Dispute Resolution

(1)

Conclusion

(2)

Evidence

(18)

Introduction

(1)

The General Structure of Evidence Law

(6)

Evidence Rules Dealing Specifically with Experts

(7)

Credibility: Bias and Prior Inconsistent Statements

(4)

Conclusion

(1)

Qualifications

(26)

Introduction

(1)

Legal Requirements to Qualify as an Expert Witness

(1)

Factors Considered by the Judge

(5)

Case Examples by Type of Expert

(15)

Qualifications and the Weight Given Testimony

(2)

Avoiding Qualifications Problems

(1)

Conclusion

(2)

Bulletproofing An Expert CV

(6)

Introduction

(1)

Currency

(1)

Accuracy

(1)

Gaps in the CV

(1)

Self-Designated Unearned Titles and Certifications

(1)

Multiple CVs

(1)

Memberships, Affiliations, and Licenses

(1)

Honorary Degrees and Memberships

(1)

Self-Serving Comments

(1)

Forensic Experience

(1)

Writing and Publications

(1)

Form

(1)

Conclusion

(1)

Opinions

(14)

Introduction

(1)

Properly Stating an Expert Opinion

(3)

Facts and Data Relied Upon

(5)

Ultimate Issue

(1)

Foundation of an Opinion

(1)

Methodology

(1)

Cross-Examination Challenges to an Expert's Opinions

(2)

Sample Opinions

(2)

Conclusion

(1)

Methodology

(30)

Introduction

(1)

Overview of the Case Interpretations of Federal Rule of Evidence 702

(1)

Daubert

(8)

G.E. v. Joiner

106

(2)

Kumho Tire

108

(1)

Treatment of Testimony by Specialty

109

(15)

How Experts Can Avoid or Deal with Daubert Challenges

124

(1)

Conclusion

125

(2)

Bulletproofing An Expert's Report

127

(8)

Introduction

127

(1)

Why Counsel May Want a Written Report

127

(2)

Avoiding the Most Common Report Drafting Mistakes

129

(3)

Defending a Report at Deposition and at Trial

132

(1)

Formatting

133

(1)

Further Resources

134

(1)

Conclusion

134

(1)

Connecting with the Jury

135

(6)

Introduction

135

(1)

What Juries Want

135

(2)

Communicating with Jurors

137

(3)

Conclusion

140

(1)

Preparing to Testify at Deposition and Trial

141

(8)

Introduction

141

(1)

Preparation with Counsel

141

(3)

Independent Preparation

144

(3)

Lack of Preparation

147

(1)

Conclusion

147

(2)

The Expert Deposition

149

(12)

Introduction

149

(1)

Deposition Basics

149

(1)

Discovery Deposition Goals

150

(4)

Preparing for Expert Depositions

154

(2)

Subpoenas and Documents

156

(1)

Transcript

156

(1)

Deposition Advice for Experts

157

(2)

Fees and Billing

159

(1)

Videotape Depositions

159

(1)

Handling Abuse at Deposition

159

(1)

Conclusion

160

(1)

Direct Examination

161

(8)

Introduction

161

(1)

Preparing to Testify

161

(2)

Testifying Techniques

163

(4)

Conclusion

167

(2)

Cross-Examination

169

(14)

Introduction

169

(1)

Goals of the Examining Lawyer

169

(1)

The 15 Golden Rules of Testifying under Cross-Examination

170

(4)

What the Expert Will Be Asked

174

(2)

Extent of Cross-Examination

176

(6)

Conclusion

182

(1)

What Attorneys and Clients Look for in an Expert

183

(6)

Introduction

183

(1)

Qualifications

183

(2)

Credibility

185

(1)

Availability

186

(1)

Preparation

186

(1)

Communication, Articulation, and Persuasion

186

(2)

Personal Attributes

188

(1)

Reaction to Adversity

188

(1)

Temperament and Cooperation

188

(1)

Good Suggestions

188

(1)

Conclusion

188

(1)

How Attorneys Locate and Select Experts

189

(8)

Introduction

189

(1)

Referrals from Other Attorneys

189

(1)

Expert Locator and Referral Services

190

(1)

Associations

191

(1)

Literature Searches

191

(1)

Certifying Agencies

191

(1)

Universities

192

(1)

Experts Used in the Past

192

(1)

Jury Verdict Reviews

192

(1)

Client Referral of In-house Experts

193

(1)

Internet Web Pages

193

(1)

Directories and Source Books

193

(1)


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