Find an Expert Witness ∣ Helping Attorneys Qualify Expert Court Testimony

iFindExpert is revolutionizing the way
the legal industry hires and manages testifying experts.

We are not an expert data base.

We are a full service expert support team,
directing all of your case management functions.

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Upon receiving your request, the professionals at iFindExpert will
identify and deliver the qualified experts who meet your criteria.

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We find and qualify the experts you need, saving you valuable time,
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We deliver customer service throughout your litigation.

iFindExpert will facilitate the attorney/expert relationship;
deliver support in investigations and report writing;
maintain copies of documents; and manage invoicing.

Our Experts understand the courtroom environment.

We equip our experts with skill training in basic civil procedure;
rules of evidence; and courtroom etiquette.

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Recent Posts

Why does iFind verify their experts?
(01/22/2013) Scott Jacobs
It is critical to the outcome of pending litigation that the selected expert has more than a common knowledge of his expertise1. Experts are judged by the hiring counsel, opposing counsel, judge and jury on whether their experience, education and credentials are applicable to the matter at hand.
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Testifying Experts
(01/14/2013)
If the witness needs to testify in court, the privilege is no longer protected. The expert witness's identity and nearly all documents used to prepare the testimony will become discoverable. Usually an experienced lawyer will advise the expert not to take notes on documents because all of the notes will be available to the other party.
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Non- Testifying Expert
(01/14/2013)
In the U.S., a party can hire experts to help him/her evaluate the case. For example, a car maker may hire an experienced mechanic to decide if its cars were built to specification. This kind of expert opinion will be protected from discovery.
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History of Experts
(01/14/2013)
The earliest known use of an expert witness in English law came in 1782, when a court that was hearing litigation relating to the silting-up of Wells harbour in Norfolk accepted evidence from a leading civil engineer, John Smeaton
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