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What is an electromagnetic engineering expert witness?
An electromagnetic engineering expert witness is an engineer who can testify on the application of electricity, magnetism, and the effects of electromagnetic fields on people or property.
What is the role of an electromagnetic engineering expert witness?
An electromagnetic engineering expert witness provides expert testimony on issues related to the design, operation, and safety of electromagnetic systems and devices.
How much can a person make as an electromagnetic engineering expert witness?
Electromagnetic engineering expert witnesses may earn somewhere between $200 and $450 per hour, or more based on the circumstances. The fee will be agreed upon between the retaining attorney and expert.
What are the qualifications of an electromagnetic engineering expert witness?
To act as an electromagnetic engineering expert witness, an individual should have a degree in electrical engineering, possess expertise in electromagnetic theory and applications, and have experience in the design or analysis of electromagnetic systems.
In legal proceedings, how is evidence gathered by an electromagnetic engineering expert witness?
An electromagnetic engineering expert witness gathers evidence through various methods such as conducting tests, analyzing data, and providing expert opinions on the use and interpretation of electromagnetic technology in legal proceedings.
What type of lawsuit might require the testimony of an electromagnetic engineering expert witness?
A lawsuit involving electromagnetic interference, patent infringement, or product liability related to electronic devices may require the testimony of an electromagnetic engineering expert witness.