Gas station expert witnesses assess the design, operation, and maintenance of fueling facilities, convenience stores, and forecourt areas. They are often petroleum engineers, safety consultants, or retail operations managers who evaluate fuel dispensing systems, fire and spill prevention measures, security protocols, and adherence to industry and environmental standards.
Petroleum & Natural Gas Economics Professor Expert Witness
Petroleum & Natural Gas Economics Professor Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $500/hr
- Deposition Fee
- $800/hr
- Court Fee
- $800/hr
This expert is the Chair in Petroleum and Natural Gas Economics at a major university in the western US. He is an internationally trusted scholar of environmental and resource economics, having served as the managing editor of the top global journal in this field. His current research interests include modeling prices for crude oil and natural gas, the role of delivery infrastructure in natural gas markets, and motivations to hold fossil fuel stockpiles. He holds a BA and PhD in Economics from the University of California at Berkeley; he wrote his doctoral dissertation on the role of regulation and information in the American uranium industry.
Chair, A University in WY
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of California Berkeley
Laramie,
Wyoming