Jan. 16, 2026 · show notes

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Today’s guest is Robert DeCicco, principal consultant and lead expert in digital forensic technology services and cybersecurity at Quint, LLC. He's an experienced expert witness in the digital technology space, and a sought-after lecturer. Mr. DeCicco holds a BS in mathematics and computer science from Penn State and numerous licenses and accreditations in his field.

According to Mr. DeCicco, ask your attorney before appearing in a new venue. Whether it’s cowboy boots in a Texas court or dressing up for New York, there are advantages to knowing the norms, rules, and procedures before stepping in for the first time.

Check out the entire episode for our discussion on neutral appointments, protecting yourself in engagement letters, and remote demeanor.

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00:00:00Sponsor And Guest Introduction

00:00:13Robert’s Path From Tech To Expert Witness

00:06:01First Cases And Trial By Fire

00:08:16Enjoyment, Stress, And The Payoff

00:08:36Vetting Attorneys And Early Red Flags

00:10:45Protecting Your CV And Getting Retained

00:12:09Retainers, Neutral Roles, And Nonpayment

00:15:18Engagement Letters And Legal Protection

00:17:43Ethical Declines And Case Mix

00:19:56Prepping For Depositions And Trial

00:22:58Routines, Focus, And Performance

00:24:24Working With Trial Teams And Exhibits

00:26:59Demonstratives That Persuade Judges And Juries

00:28:32Venue, Image, And Jurisdictional Nuance

00:31:08Remote Testimony And Professionalism

00:32:36AI’s Limits And The Future Of Expert Work

00:36:40Why Experts Matter And Meaningful Outcomes

00:39:52Chemistry With Counsel And Red Flags

00:42:04Respect, Rates, And Staying In Lane

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