Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm | Holland & Hart It has been a rough couple of years for science. Our newly-unmasked population seems to be more divided than ever about our ability to rely on science in applying systematic and neutral procedures in order to find reliable answers to the questions that matter. A sizable chunk of… Continue reading Address Anti-Expert Bias: 5 Ways
Category: Expert Witness
Insurers Challenging Awards When Appraisers’ ‘Disinterest’ in Question
Claims Journal Insurers created the appraisal process to provide an efficient way to resolve disputes outside of the courtroom using disinterested experts, but lately insurer skepticism about appraiser impartiality has become a new source of litigation. Insurance defense attorneys are increasingly likely to challenge appraisal awards that they believe are tainted by appraisers who are… Continue reading Insurers Challenging Awards When Appraisers’ ‘Disinterest’ in Question
Distinguish the Four Types or Phases of Witness Preparation
Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm | Holland & Hart Experienced trial lawyers know it is important that their witnesses are prepared to testify. At the deposition stage, and even when the likelihood of a trial is uncertain, it is critical to invest the time in making sure that the important witnesses know what to expect and are… Continue reading Distinguish the Four Types or Phases of Witness Preparation
Tips On The Use Of Experts In Insurance Coverage Litigation
Huiyi Chen | Jenner & Block The use of experts in coverage litigation shares a lot of commonalities with that in other types of litigation, but also has its own unique issues of which practitioners need to be mindful. Unlike most specialized areas of litigation, insurance coverage litigation often encounters the use of experts in… Continue reading Tips On The Use Of Experts In Insurance Coverage Litigation
Countering the Bad Expert: Don’t Expect Jurors to Deliberate Past the BS on Their Own
Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm | Holland & Hart In my opinion, it is one of the most interesting and important areas of social science at the moment. And if it’s not that, then it’s certainly the sassiest. A group of researchers has been focused on our susceptibility and resistance to various forms of bad information, disinformation,… Continue reading Countering the Bad Expert: Don’t Expect Jurors to Deliberate Past the BS on Their Own