Sentence examples for litigation expert from inspiring English sources

The most dangerous of Cesar's associates was probably Richard Mamarella, the trust's Weehawken-based "litigation expert".

BCLT is sponsoring an ABA Regional Workshop of the ABA Section of Litigation Expert Witness Committee entitled Expert Witnesses: Maximizing Their Effectiveness.

A death penalty litigation expert and tenured Columbia Law School professor, Mr. Liebman became the system's chief accountability officer after pelting Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein's e-mail in-box with constructive criticism.

She has been a litigation expert, a consultant to both private firms and public agencies, and a member of the New York City [Board of Education] Chancellor's Commission on the Capital Plan.

The contributors to this volume are scholars of criminology, criminal justice, social psychology, law, and public administration; former police managers; a police union leader; civilian oversight agency administrators and analysts; civil liberties advocates; police litigation expert witnesses; and media commentators.

Media lawyer and litigation expert Caroline Kean of media law specialists Wiggin said that if Murat successfully argued that the articles implied that he was involved in the abduction or murder of Madeleine then his claims could result in a record payout.

Civil litigation experts said that the costs were unusually high.

Some litigation experts expressed strong doubt that it would survive such an appeal.

Litigation experts say the success of those suits and the potential for liability will turn on scientific evidence that neither side yet has.

Most important is that market evidence matters, and the courts will not readily accept pie-in-the-sky valuations prepared by hired litigation experts that do not correspond to the price investors and buyers with actual money were prepared to put at risk.

The gladiators are often supported by litigation experts of various types, who tend to come up with very different "expert" opinions, depending upon the needs of their particular gladiator.