Michigan Geotechnical Engineering Expert Witnesses

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Consolidated Consultants
Consolidated Consultants
Location: Multiple Locations
Areas of Expertise: Consolidated Consultants (CCc) continues to deliver high quality expert witness and medical expert witness referrals nationwide since 1995. CCc is the only referral service where you can view the full,...
ForensisGroup, Inc. (The Expert of Experts)
ForensisGroup, Inc. (The Expert of Experts)
Location: Multiple Locations
Areas of Expertise: For over 30 years, ForensisGroup has provided the nation’s top law firms, businesses, insurance companies, government entities with highly qualified expert witnesses and consultants. Experts referred by...
Brendan P. Merk P.G. (Robson Forensic)
Brendan P. Merk P.G. (Robson Forensic)
Location: Multiple Locations
Areas of Expertise: Brendan Merk has over 20 years of experience as a professional geologist. He has performed property assessments, subsurface investigations, environmental evaluations, and managed remediation efforts. He...
C. William Brewer, P.E. (Robson Forensic, Inc.)
C. William Brewer, P.E. (Robson Forensic, Inc.)
Location: Multiple Locations
Areas of Expertise: C. WILLIAM BREWER. P.E. Civil Engineer, Land Development Expert Mr. Brewer has designed and directed large-scale, engineering, construction, and real estate development projects and design programs...
Andrew J. Davidoff, P.G. (DJS Associates)
Andrew J. Davidoff, P.G. (DJS Associates)
Location: Multiple Locations
Areas of Expertise: Dr. Davidoff is a Texas-based Professional Geologist and practicing Geophysicist with 30 years of domestic and international exploration and development experience. He brings with him a rich history of...
Geotechnical Engineering FAQs

What is a geotechnical engineering expert witness?

A geotechnical engineering expert witness is a professional who is qualified to provide testimony in court regarding the engineering properties of earth materials. They are typically consulted in cases involving construction or environmental disputes.

What is the role of a geotechnical engineering expert witness?

A geotechnical engineering expert witness provides testimony on matters related to geotechnical engineering projects, including soil mechanics

How much can a person make as a geotechnical engineering expert witness?

Geotechnical engineering 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 a geotechnical engineering expert witness?

A geotechnical engineering expert witness should have specialized knowledge of the physical properties and behavior of soil and rock, and be able to apply it to engineering projects, and provide opinions on issues such as design, construction, and safety.

What type of evidence is gathered in a legal proceeding by a geotechnical engineering expert witness?

Geotechnical engineering expert witnesses gather evidence such as soil and rock samples, site investigations, and analysis of geological data to provide expert opinions in legal proceedings.

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

Geotechnical engineering expert witnesses are typically required in cases involving construction defects, landslides, soil stability, foundation failures, and other issues related to the physical properties of soil and rock.

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