Expert witness data networks are changing the legal environment. When expert witnesses work together to share their knowledge and expertise, they can make a greater impact on cases than if they were working alone.
In this article we will discuss three ways expert witness networks change the legal environment: expert testimony is more accurate, expert costs decrease, and expert availability increases.
Expert testimony is more accurate: these networks allow expert witnesses to have access to more evidence. This allows them to provide the most accurate expert testimony possible for their cases.
Expert costs decrease: expert network members share resources, which helps ensure that expert expenses are not wasted on duplicated efforts and redundant research subjects.
Expert availability increases: having an expert data network can increase the number of experts available for legal proceedings at any given time because they are only working with each other rather than against one another as well.
Large firms may be able to pay for this kind of service but small firms cannot afford it without help from a large firm or some other organization like Expert Witness Data Network (EWDN). EWDN is a non-profit corporation dedicated to creating a community of expert witnesses who work for a handful of international law firms in major cities around the world to provide expert data services. This is one way that these networks are changing the legal environment.
- These Networks change how expert resources are managed, which helps ensure that expert expenses aren’t wasted on duplicated efforts or redundant research subjects.
- Increases availability: having an expert network can increase the number of experts available for any given time because they’re only working with each other rather than against each other as well.
- Allows small businesses to gain access without large company support by using nonprofit organization EWDN dedicated to creating a network of expert resources.
- Two key features are the ability to search for experts in a given field or within certain geographical boundaries and then automatically match them with appropriate cases that they can help on, as well as an audit trail keeping track of all expert activity so case managers always know exactly what’s happening in each step.
Example: This is one way that these networks are changing the legal environment. These Networks change how expert resources are managed, which helps ensure that expert expenses aren’t wasted on duplicated efforts or redundant research subjects.
Increases availability: having an expert network can increase the number of experts available for any given time because they’re only working with each other rather than against each other as well.
In conclusion, expert witness data networks are changing expert management and availability.
