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Sam Malek, PhD (Cyberonix)

Dr. Sam Malek is a Software Engineering Professor at UC Irvine’s School of Information and Computer Sciences, where he directs the Institute for Software Research and Software Engineering and Analysis Laboratory. His research spans software design... Learn More ›

John J. Carney, Esq. (Carney Forensics)

Do you need to recover digital evidence from a cell phone, computer, or online cloud account for an upcoming criminal or civil court case? Do you need to retain an expert witness who can explain findings clearly and factually so a judge, jury, or opposing... Learn More ›

Mahdi Eslamimehr, PhD, MBA (Quandary Peak Research)

Dr. Mahdi Eslamimehr is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Southern California, an award-winning computer scientist, and a senior technology executive in the software products and services industry. He has held leadership roles at leading... Learn More ›

Isaac Pflaum (Quandary Peak Research)

Summary Mr. Pflaum is the Director of Complex Software Litigation and Quandary Peak Research where he leads teams of litigation consultants and source code reviewers. For the last ten years, Mr. Pflaum has specialized in advising clients on patent,... Learn More ›

Jae Young Bang, PhD (Cyberonix)

Dr. Bang’s experience in the software industry spans leadership, software expert witness consulting, and engineering roles, with a strong focus on technology and intellectual property. Since 2025, he has served as Software Technology Expert and CEO... Learn More ›

David Churchill

Location: Newfoundland

Areas of Expertise: Dr. David Churchill offers expert consultation on artificial intelligence, algorithms, and software systems. An Associate Professor of Computer Science at Memorial University of Newfoundland, he holds...

Computers FAQs

What is a computers expert witness?

A computers expert witness is a knowledgeable individual who provides expert testimony in court cases related to computer technology and related issues. They often give opinons in court concerning computer hardware, software, and networks, and cybersecurity issues.

What is the role of a computers expert witness?

The role of a computers expert witness is to provide the court with expert opinion about the design, function, operation or malfunction of a computer, and related issues.

How much can a person make as a computers expert witness?

Computers expert witnesses may be compensated between $200 and $425 per hour, or higher, depending on the type of case and the work the expert is asked to perform.

What are the qualifications of a computers expert witness?

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For a lawsuit, what type of evidence is gathered and reviewed by a computers expert witness?

A computer expert witness may gather and review evidence such as digital files, metadata, network logs, and system configurations to provide testimony in a lawsuit related to computer systems or data.

What type of cases typically require the testimony of a computers expert witness?

Cases involving computer crimes, data breaches, intellectual property disputes, and technology-related accidents or malfunctions often require the testimony of a computer expert witness to provide technical expertise and analysis.

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