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![Maria K. Bella (Robson Forensic, Inc.) Maria K. Bella (Robson Forensic, Inc.)](/files/photos/user_1896.jpg?m=1516043734)
![Gerald M. Dworkin (Lifesaving Resources, LLC) Gerald M. Dworkin (Lifesaving Resources, LLC)](/files/photos/120/548543256-120.jpg?m=1475548386)
![Richard A Young (Aquatic Commercial Consulting ) Richard A Young (Aquatic Commercial Consulting )](/files/photos/120/1066206529-120.jpg?m=1475548386)
![Robert E Holmer, PE, GE (H2 Engineers, Inc) Robert E Holmer, PE, GE (H2 Engineers, Inc)](/files/photos/user_3791.jpg?m=1516668895)
![Kenneth A Solomon (Institute of Risk & Safety Analyses) Kenneth A Solomon (Institute of Risk & Safety Analyses)](/files/photos/120/1066206518-120.jpg?m=1475548386)
![ForensisGroup, Inc. (The Expert of Experts)](/files/photos/user_962.jpg?m=1669729930)
What is an aquatics expert witness?
An aquatics expert witness is a professional with specialized knowledge in areas such as water safety, aquatic risk management, swimming pool design, and lifeguarding, among other related subjects.
What is the role of an aquatics expert witness?
The role of an aquatics expert witness is to provide testimony about the design, operation, and maintenance of pools and other aquatic facilities, as well as the safety of these facilities.
How much can a person make as an aquatics expert witness?
Aquatics 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 aquatics expert witness?
An aquatics expert witness should possess extensive knowledge of water safety and swimming, combined with effective communication and report writing skills, to effectively present their expertise in court.
In legal proceedings, how is evidence gathered by an aquatics expert witness?
An aquatics expert witness may gather evidence through site inspections, reviewing documents and records, conducting tests and experiments, and providing expert opinions based on their knowledge and experience in the field.
What type of lawsuit might require the testimony of an aquatics expert witness?
A lawsuit involving a drowning or other water-related injury, a dispute over pool or water park safety, or a case involving negligence or inadequate training of lifeguards may require the testimony of an aquatics expert witness.