Newfoundland Technology Expert Witnesses

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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 ›

Monty G Myers (Eureka Software Solutions, Inc.)

Monty G. Myers is the founder and CEO of Eureka Software Solutions, Inc. Mr. Myers, with the support of his team at Eureka, has served as a testifying and consulting software expert witness in over 135 software trade secret, patent, and other technology... Learn More ›

Ivan Zatkovich (eCompCONSULTANTS)

Internet, telecommunications & information technology specialists for intellectual property consulting and patent litigation including web commerce technologies, web marketing disputes, internet copyright, software contract disputes, e-discovery and network... Learn More ›

Jeff Martin (Evidence Solutions, Inc.)

Jeff Martin is a Digital Forensics Expert specializing in Cell Phone Forensics, Black Box/EDR Forensics, Cybersecurity, EMR/EHR Forensics, Audio/Video/Imagery Forensics and more. Jeff has conducted hundreds of digital forensics investigations on cases... Learn More ›

Peter Kent (Peter Kent Consulting, LLC)

Kent's online experience is extensive, dating back to 1984. He was the founder of an e-business service provider, funded by one of the world's largest venture-capital firm; the founder of a publishing company, selling books online in 1997; the VP of Web... 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...

Technology FAQs

What is a technology expert witness?

A technology expert witness usually have knowledge in areas such as computer science, engineering, and information technology, as well as expertise in areas such as cybersecurity, multimedia, and telecommunications.

What is the role of a technology expert witness?

A technology expert witness provides specialized knowledge and opinions on technology-related legal matters, such as intellectual property, patent infringement, or software development disputes.

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

Technology 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 technology expert witness?

Actuary - actuarial expert witnesses should have expertise in risk assessment, financial forecasting, and statistical modeling.

In a lawsuit, how is evidence gathered by a technology expert witness?

A technology expert witness gathers evidence through various methods such as analyzing digital devices, conducting forensic examinations, and providing expert opinions on technical matters related to the case.

What types of cases involve expert opinions from a technology expert witness?

Cases involving intellectual property disputes, cybercrime, data breaches, software development, and technology-related accidents often require expert opinions from a technology expert witness to provide insight and analysis.

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