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Expert witnesses who can consult and testify on animals may be found on this page. Experts found here may consult on issues involving animal bites, animal breeding, and animal husbandry. These experts may provide reports concerning kennel operations, care of animals, and animal attacks. They may also opine on cattle, deer, pigs, and animal parasites, among other topics.
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What is an animals expert witness?
An animal expert witness is a person who can provide testimony regarding animal-related matters. This may include animal bites, cat behavior, animal attacks, animal custody, animal breeding, and animal care.
What is the role of an animals expert witness?
The role of an animals expert witness is to give expert testimony in legal matters on the behavior, training, and care of animals.
How much can a person make as an animals expert witness?
Animals expert witnesses may charge anywhere from $150 to $400 or more per hour, depending on such factors as their level of expertise, knowledge, location, and availability. The exact fee is negotiated between the expert and the attorney involved in the case.
What are the qualifications of an animals expert witness?
An animals expert witness should have specialized knowledge in the behavior, biology, and husbandry of the animal in question.
What type of evidence is gathered in a legal proceeding by an animals expert witness?
An animal expert witness may gather evidence such as medical records, behavior assessments, and physical examinations to provide testimony in a legal proceeding related to animal welfare or behavior.
What type of legal proceeding might require the testimony of an animals expert witness?
A legal proceeding involving animal cruelty, veterinary malpractice, or a case where an animal's behavior is in question may require the testimony of an animal expert witness.