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Paul A. Joelson, AIA, CASp (Joelson Vail Associates LLC)

Mr. Joelson is a licensed architect, DSA certified access specialist (CASP), general contractor and certified building inspector. He consults on the building codes interpretations, architectural and construction defects, industry standards of care, ADA... Learn More ›

Dennis W. Eckstine (Eckstine & Associates, Inc.)

Dennis Eckstine has over 30 years experience in engineering, quality, and product safety including company representative at trial for equipment manufacturers. He has expertise and extensive experience with cranes, aerial platforms, lifts, trucks, farm... Learn More ›

William N. Bernstein, AIA, NCARB, LEED@AP (Empire Projects, Inc. / Bernstein & Associates, Architects )

Mr. Bernstein is a Yale-trained and registered architect, LEED accredited, with over (44) years of experience in the industry. He is the Founder/President of an architecture firm (Bernstein & Associates, Architects, www.bernarch.com, 1990-present) and... Learn More ›

David J. Brotman, FAIA (Sunset Consultants)

Accomplished Senior Executive and Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, with over forty-five years of experience. Twenty-five years with RTKL Associates Inc., one of the World’s largest Architect and Engineering Firms, where he served as its... Learn More ›

William H. Arthur IV, AIA, NCARB (WHAA)

More than twenty years specializing in the Construction Industry of Florida, Georgia, Colorado and New York, Arthur participated in the design of more than twelve-hundred projects. Learn More ›

Jason Simituk (Quantum Recreation)

Location: Alberta

Areas of Expertise: Jason is a parks and recreation planner with over 15 years of experience covering a municipal government's full spectrum of recreation. Jason has spoken at conferences with respect to using recreation...

Architecture FAQs

What is an architecture expert witness?

An architecture expert witness is a professional with specialized knowledge and training in the field of architecture who can provide expert opinion on matters such as building design, construction defects, codes and regulations, and structural issues.

What is the role of an architecture expert witness?

The role of an architecture expert witness is to provide testimony on matters related to building design, planning, and construction, including building codes, standards, and safety regulations.

How much can a person make as an architecture expert witness?

Architecture expert witnesses can expect to earn anywhere from $200 to $450 or more per hour, based on the situation. The final fee arrangement will be agreed upon between the expert and retaining lawyer.

What are the qualifications of an architecture expert witness?

Networking expert witnesses should have expertise in network architecture, network topology, and network security.

What type of evidence is reviewed in a lawsuit by an architecture expert witness?

An architecture expert witness reviews evidence related to design, construction, and safety standards. This may include blueprints, building codes, inspection reports, and testimony from other experts or witnesses.

What type of cases involve the testimony of an architecture expert witness?

Cases involving construction defects, building code violations, design errors, and property damage often require the testimony of an architecture expert witness to provide insight and professional opinions.

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