Admiralty & Maritime Expert Witnesses
Accident Reconstruction & Safety Expert Witness Listings
Experts on this page may testify on issues including: boats, marine, admiralty, boat design, boat equipment, boat maintenance, boat manuals, boating safety, buoyage and markers, capsizing, cargo handling/damage/loss, coast guard regulations, dock lighting, docking practices, fishing vessels, harbor lighting, jet skis, jetski, longshoreman and stevedore claims, loss of containers, marinas, marine safety practices, marine surveying, maritime, navigational safety, night operations, offshore rigs, power boats, recreational boating, relative motion, right of way issues, personal watercraft, rules of the road, sailboats, salvage, sea-survival, service vessels, shipbuilding, speed boats, supertankers, vessel operation, vessel repair, vessel tracing, water skiing, docks, wharves, harbors, longshore, long shore, and stevedore claims.
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What is an admiralty & maritime expert witness?
An admiralty and maritime expert witness is a specialist with extensive knowledge of the laws and regulations governing ships, boats, and other vessels. Their expertise covers a range of areas including maritime operations, navigation, cargo handling, and crew training, among others.
What is the role of an admiralty & maritime expert witness?
The role of an admiralty & maritime expert witness is to offer specialized knowledge and technical expertise on issues related to ships, boats, and other watercraft.
How much can a person make as an admiralty & maritime expert witness?
Admiralty & maritime expert witnesses may make anywhere from $175 to $400 or more per hour, depending the negotiated rate between the retaining attorney and the expert.
What are the qualifications of an admiralty & maritime expert witness?
To be a qualified expert witness in admiralty and maritime cases, one should have extensive knowledge of maritime laws and regulations, as well as excellent analytical skills and exceptional communication abilities.
For a case, how is evidence gathered by an admiralty & maritime expert witness?
An admiralty & maritime expert witness gathers evidence through various means such as reviewing documents, conducting investigations, analyzing data, and providing expert opinions based on their knowledge and experience in the field.
What type of cases involve the testimony of an admiralty & maritime expert witness?
Cases involving maritime accidents, cargo disputes, vessel collisions, salvage operations, marine insurance claims, and other legal matters related to the maritime industry may require the testimony of an admiralty and maritime expert witness.