What Can Expert Witness Services Do for Your Court Case?

In court cases, it’s always a great idea to be as prepared as you possibly can to defend your side of the case. Many people are aware of expert witness services, but don’t utilize them. They think of an expert witness as an added expense and misjudge the amount of impact an expert witness can have on a case.  An expert witness is a valuable asset to your court case if you care about winning, and here’s why.

·         Have a History of Handling Similar Cases – Expert witness testimony can almost always help the jury understand the facts of a case as clearly and accurately as possible. From being involved in countless other cases, expert witnesses know how to communicate the facts in a way that the jury can understand, making your side of the case more persuasive and convincing.

·         Can and Will Achieve Settlements – The purpose of an expert witness is to present a concise account of the facts in the case. Making the case clear for everyone involved and ultimately reaching a fair and reasonable settlement is exactly what expert witness testimony brings to the courtroom. You will be able to reach a settlement faster with one than you can without the help of expert witnesses.

·         Offer More Than Testimony – Because of the experience an expert witness has with their particular field, they can also serve as a source of insight. They might be able to present facts of your case that you might not have already thought of.

Ultimately, if you’re going to court, it never hurts to seek expert witness services to help move your case along and achieve positive results. If you have a financial court case that can use the help of an expert witness, Michael F. Richards has more than 34 years of experience with all aspects of banking. Visit MRichardsConsulting.com today to contact Michael F. Richards about his services for financial cases.

A Financial Expert Witness in Lender Liability Cases

Early on, court cases involving a breach of loan agreements only affected the borrower. Lenders would have no problem taking a borrower to court over a violation to their loan agreement. Since the mid-80s, lender liability cases have been an acceptable way for borrowers to turn the tables on lenders and sue for violation of contract or fraud claims. Now both sides need just as much protection to make sure neither side violates loan agreements.

More often than not, all parties involved would like to handle these feuds out of court. However, if for any reason you need to go to court in a lender liability case, it’s important to be prepared to defend yourself. A financial expert witness can be a great asset in lender liability cases. Someone who has plenty of years of experience with all aspects of banking and who has dealt with lender liability cases before is likely a great candidate as a financial expert witness. Make sure to check an expert witness’s credentials before bringing them on board to provide litigation support.

If you need a financial expert witness for your lender liability case, Michael F. Richards has over 34 years of banking experience in all aspects of banking and would be a great asset to your case. Visit MRichardsConsulting.com to contact Michael F. Richards today about litigation support for your lender liability case.