Author: Expert Witness Profiler
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Intellectual Property Expert’s Opinions may Assist the Jury’s Statutory Damages Determination
Plaintiffs manufacture, market, and sell premium, luxury, and sports eyewear products, including Ray-Ban, Oakley, and Costa. Plaintiffs own several trademarks for these various brands in the United States. Defendants own and operate the Beach Blvd. Flea Market (the “Flea Market”), in Jacksonville. This is a contributory trademark infringement case involving the repeated display and sale…
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Data Privacy Expert Has Sufficient Experience in TCPA Compliance and Wrong Number Issues
David Elliot filed a lawsuit against Humana, claiming the company violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) by repeatedly calling him with robocalls even though he wasn’t a customer and had informed them they had the wrong number. Elliot wants to pursue this as a class action, arguing that many others have experienced similar unwanted…
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Forensic Engineering Expert’s Testimony Admitted Despite his Reliance on an Article Written in 2014
This case arises from a fire that occurred on Plaintiff’s Insured’s property, for which Plaintiff alleges the following alternative claims against Defendant: (1) strict product liability; (2) negligence (resulting from product defects); (3) breach of implied warranty of merchantability; and (4) breach of implied warranty of fitness. The most probable ignition source of the fire…
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Accounting Expert Has Not Violated the Anti-Corruption Code by Virtue of his Professional Experience
Back in 2012, Travelers Casualty & Surety Company of America (Travelers) provided Aluma Construction Corporation with a General Agreement of Indemnity and issued surety bonds guaranteeing Aluma’s completion of three construction projects in Puerto Rico. After being obligated to pay out on these bonds, a situation covered by the indemnity agreement with both the company…
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Emergency Medicine Expert Barred from Offering Legal Conclusions Regarding whether EMTALA was Violated
The present case stems from incidents occurring around 2:00 a.m. on December 18, 2020, when Angela Cleveland arrived at the Emergency Department (ED) entrance of Bienville Medical Center (BMC) with her 29-year-old son, Kedeldric Dontrez Brown. The Plaintiff has brought claims under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), asserting that Brown’s death resulted…
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Orthopedic Surgery Expert’s Testimony will Assist the Court in Determining Questions of Causation
Following the May 3, 2017 motor vehicle accident that is the basis of this legal action, the Plaintiff presented to the emergency department of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital with complaints of neck, back, shoulder, and left knee pain. He was then referred to orthopedist Dr. Steven L. Nehmer for evaluation and treatment of his…
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Ski Safety Expert Fails to Employ Experienced-Based Methodology Properly
On March 19, 2023, a ski collision at Aspen Highlands Ski Resort between Tasha Barber (Plaintiff) and Christine Mack (Defendant) led to a lawsuit. Barber claims Mack, skiing uphill, had the responsibility to avoid the collision and is seeking damages for her resulting injuries. Mack denies these claims and has engaged Jonathan Delk as an…
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Nursing Expert’s Testimony Would Not Assist the Jury in Determining Whether the Plaintiff has a Disability
Bernice McLaurin has sued her former employer, the Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) in Jackson, Mississippi, claiming racial discrimination and discrimination based on an unspecified medical disability. McLaurin, an African-American, was hired as a clinical pharmacist at the G.V. Sonny Montgomery Medical Center in Jackson (VAMC) on May 12, 2019, with a one-year probationary period.…
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Court Accepts the Mortgage Expert’s Opinion on the OPERS’ Primary Fraud Theory
Defendant Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (“Freddie Mac”) offered Dr. Chudozie Okongwu, a mortgage market expert, to discuss the mortgage and subprime markets and the credit crisis between August 1, 2006, and November 20, 2007 (the “Relevant Period”). The lawsuit concerns whether “Freddie Mac concealed its overextension in the nontraditional mortgage market—generally composed of instruments…
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Engineering Expert’s Testimony on the Formation of Black Ice Admitted
In a premises liability lawsuit, Plaintiff Susana Aqueche claimed she was injured after slipping on ice in the parking lot of a Hobby Lobby and is suing SVAP II Pasadena Crossroads, LLC (SVAP), Sterling Retail, Sterling Mid-Atlantic, The Sterling Organization, Paramount Crossroads, Sterling Organizational Systems, and Hobby Lobby. In response, SVAP, Sterling Retail, Sterling Mid-Atlantic,…
