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After 25 years helping litigators find the right expert witnesses, Round Table Group’s network contains some of the world’s greatest experts. On this podcast, we talk to some of them about what’s new in their field of study and their experience as expert witnesses.
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Average audio length:
30 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
189 episodes
since July 24, 2020
episodic
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Our guest, James Caron, is a Certified Consulting Meteorologist and expert witness with nearly two decades of experience providing historical weather analysis for legal matters. In addition to his consulting practice, he leads meteorological operations across North America and Asia…
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In this episode…Our guest, Scott Bennett is an expert witness in property management and premise liability with over 3 decades of experience. He's an accomplished writer, professional speaker, and serves on numerous property management boards.
Rather than taking every engagement, Mr. Bennett c…
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One bad contract clause, one opaque tour settlement, one “quick” call that turns into free strategy and suddenly a music business dispute is in court. We sit down with David Ciemny, CEO of Ciemny Inc., to talk about what expert witness work looks like in the entertainment industry …
A wine collection can look like a hobby until it lands in a divorce, an estate fight, or a federal case. Then every bottle needs a defensible value, a paper trail, and an explanation that makes sense to people who have never read a wine list in their lives. We sit down with Melissa Smith, founder o…
One of the fastest ways to lose credibility as an expert is simple: say more than you need to. Environmental consultant and expert witness Mark Elmendorf joins us to share what nearly 40 years of environmental consulting and courtroom work taught him about testimony, cross-examination, and building…
A crop can look fine from the road and still be in freefall, and a “damaged” tree can be one good growing season away from recovery. That gray zone is where expert witnesses earn their keep, and where bad assumptions can turn into huge losses.We sit down with Dr. Mark Czarnota, associate professor …
Engineering failures rarely start with a single crack or a single bad decision. They start with messy constraints, unclear scopes, missing documents, rushed timelines, and people making judgment calls under pressure. In this episode, we connect with James Cohen, an award-winning forensic engineer a…
One weak expert can turn a strong case into a courtroom disaster, and one great expert can change the entire settlement conversation. In this podcast episode, we sit down with nationally recognized employment attorney Derek Smith of Derek Smith Law Group PLLC to talk about what actually works when …
Randy Wall is both a certified instructor and a licensed civil engineer, and he shows us how that combo changes everything when snow sports accidents land in court.
Randy explains how time gaps complicate site visits, why a consistent report template keeps testimony inside the “lane,” and how to t…
A map can tell the truth and still confuse everyone in the room. That’s why we sat down with veteran surveyor and expert witness Frank Ferrantello to unpack how he turns dense site data into clean, visual evidence that judges and juries actually understand. From adding targeted photos to forensic s…
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