If you want to have a successful court case, it’s
important to have a team that will help your case. The right lawyer can provide
an excellent advantage in a court cast, but in some circumstances, utilizing an
expert witness services can really help your case. Broadly speaking, there are
two types of expert witnesses; consulting & testifying.
The testifying expert witness is given the job of
objectively articulating a client’s position. It’s the testifying expert
witness’ job also to present only facts to the judge, jury, or to arbitration
to reach a proper decision on the issues faced in the case. The testifying
expert witness is there to make a client’s position clear and factual for the
court. This expert’s opinion is expressed free from influence of anyone else.
A consulting expert is an advisor or advocate for the
litigators, and provides research and analysis. Consulting experts can comment
on either side’s positions, pointing out strengths and weaknesses of both and
depending on the case may be able to provide additional possible theories or
analyses. They can be used to test theories, research alternative ideas, and
reject possible theories that are least favorable. As an advisor, consulting
experts can advise the lawyer team on different inquiries while still retaining
case confidentiality.
There are some expert witnesses who can do both
testifying and consulting. If you want expert witness
services from someone who can provide both consulting and testifying for banking
or financial litigation cases, Michael F. Richards has over 34 years of
experience and will be perfect fit for your case. Visit MRichardsConsulting.com
today to inquire about Michael F. Richards’ services.
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