Maine Forensic & Laboratory Testing Expert Witnesses

You will find expert witnesses who may consult and testify in the area of forensics and laboratory testing by clicking on these links. Pathologists found here may advise regarding DNA, autopsies, and criminology. Consultants on this page may provide reports concerning fingerprints, footprints, forensic pathology, and forensic medicine, as well as related issues.

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The Kupiec Group

Thomas C. Kupiec, Ph.D. and Philip Kemp, Ph.D. have over 50 cumulative years experience as experts in the fields of forensic toxicology and pharmaceutical sciences. Drs Kupiec and Kemp have significant experience in the fields of · Forensic Toxicology... Learn More ›

Monte Miller (Director, Forensic DNA Experts LLC)

WHY HIRE FORENSIC DNA EXPERTS? Initial Consultation is FREE – If you send us paternity or crime lab reports, we will lend you our expertise to help you understand your situation, as well as what we can do to help. All phases of case file review:... Learn More ›

James M. Miller, PE, PhD (J. M. Miller Engineering, Inc.)

Marc A LeBeau (LeBeau Forensic Toxicology Consulting / Retired FBI)

Dr. Marc LeBeau is a renowned, board-certified toxicologist with over 35 years of experience, primarily at the FBI Laboratory in Quantico, Virginia. He specializes in drug and alcohol-facilitated crimes, poisonings, and postmortem investigations, offering... Learn More ›

Christopher M Byrd

Dr. Byrd is a scientific executive with 20+ years of biotechnology, DNA forensics, and life sciences experience and 5+ years of litigation/court experience. He has held multiple scientific lead positions including Director of Biosciences at the Army... Learn More ›

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Forensic & Laboratory Testing FAQs

What is a forensic & laboratory testing expert witness?

A forensic & laboratory Ttesting expert witness is a professional who has experience and knowledge in the area of testing alcohol, and drugs, among other issues. They may have experience in analytical testing, DNA evidence, fingerprints, firearms and ballistics, and footprints among other matters.

What is the role of a forensic & laboratory testing expert witness?

A forensic & laboratory testing expert witness is a professional who provides expert testimony on matters related to forensic and laboratory testing, such as chain of custody, analysis, and interpretation of results.

How much can a person make as a forensic & laboratory testing expert witness?

Forensic & laboratory testing expert witnesses can earn in the range from $175 to $450 per hour, with some circumstances calling for more. The expert and retaining attorney will agree upon the amount, which is usually put in a retainer agreement.

What are the qualifications of a forensic & laboratory testing expert witness?

A forensic & laboratory testing expert witness should be skilled in performing and interpreting laboratory tests related to forensic evidence, as well as presenting and explaining such evidence in a clear and understandable manner.

In legal proceedings, what evidence is reviewed by a forensic & laboratory testing expert witness?

Forensic and laboratory testing expert witnesses review evidence such as DNA, fingerprints, blood samples, and other physical evidence to provide their professional opinion and analysis in legal proceedings.

What type of legal proceeding might require the testimony of a forensic & laboratory testing expert witness?

A criminal trial or civil lawsuit involving evidence that requires scientific analysis, such as DNA testing, toxicology, or ballistics, may require the testimony of a forensic and laboratory testing expert witness.

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