Geology Expert Witnesses
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Expert witnesses who are available to consult and testify regarding geology may be found by clicking on these categories. The professionals found through this page may advise regarding hydrogeology, environmental geology, and plateau geology. These geology experts may provide reports concerning cavernous geology, flood geology, and slope creep. They may also provide expert witness testimony on earthquake damage, fault studies, and environmental contamination, among other topics.
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What is a geology expert witness?
A geology expert witness is a person who has studied the science of the Earth and can provide testimony regarding the geologic history of a particular location. The expert witness may also be able to provide opinions on the impact of geologic events on humans and the environment.
What is the role of a geology expert witness?
The job of a geology expert witness is to provide testimony related to geologic hazards, mineral resources, and environmental impact assessments, among other matters.
How much can a person make as a geology expert witness?
Geology expert witnesses may agree with the retaining attorney to an hourly rate anywhere from $200 to $450 per hour, or more, depending on the case.
What are the qualifications of a geology expert witness?
A chemical engineering expert witness should have a background in chemical engineering, process design, and safety management.
What type of evidence is gathered in a lawsuit by a geology expert witness?
Geology expert witnesses gather evidence such as geological maps, reports, and data analysis to provide their professional opinion on geological issues in a lawsuit.
What type of legal proceeding might require the testimony of a geology expert witness?
A legal proceeding that involves geological issues such as land disputes, environmental contamination, or natural disasters may require the testimony of a geology expert witness.