Legal and Regulatory
Expert Witnesses in Construction Cases: Will They Be Admissible?
When calling expert witnesses in a construction dispute, know which standard applies, Daubert or Frye, to ensure that expert’s opinion is admissible.
By Natalie C. Fischer and Gary L. Brown
January 15, 2021
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by Natalie C. Fischer
Natalie Fisher is in Kelly Kronenberg’s Fort Lauderdale office where she assists in handling matters related to Complex Commercial and General Business Litigation, and Construction Defect Litigation.
by Gary L. Brown
Gary L. Brown heads the firm’s Construction Practice Group. He is Board Certified by The Florida Bar in Construction Law and author of the book Florida Construction Defect Litigation.
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