•           Identify problems or defects in the testimony of fact witnesses

•           Help meet burden of proof

•           Match opponent’s experts and add persuasive strength

•         Evaluate credentials and work of other experts

•         Assist attorneys in understanding technical aspects of the case

•         Avoid dismissal before trial by establishing persuasive theories of causation

•         Assist in formulating requests for documents and other evidence

•         Prepare questions for direct and cross-examination

•         Prepare tests or experiments to an element in the litigation

•         Prepare demonstrative evidence illustrating conclusions

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