Discrimination expert witnesses analyze workplace, housing, education, and public accommodation practices to assess unequal treatment and bias. They are often labor economists, HR professionals, statisticians, psychologists, or civil rights scholars who evaluate policies, pay and promotion data, hiring decisions, and organizational culture against anti-discrimination standards and industry norms.
Bankruptcy And Commercial Law Expert Witness
Bankruptcy And Commercial Law Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $400/hr
- Deposition Fee
- $600/hr
- Court Fee
- $600/hr
This expert practiced bankruptcy and commercial law for 18 years between careers in academia. After his initial years of professional practice, he accepted a tenured position at Widener Law School in Delaware. He was appointed to the US Department of Justice by Ronald Reagan. He then returned to private practice. He limited his practice to Chapter 11s including service as conflicts counsel involving major related bankruptcies. His publications deal with topics related to bankruptcy, civil rights, and constitutional law. Over the course of his career, he has also participated in several US Supreme Court amicus briefs dealing with bankruptcy issues.
Professor of Law, A Prominent Georgia Law School
Juris Doctor (JD), Emory University
Sandy Springs,
Georgia