Newfoundland Human Factors Expert Witnesses

Newfoundland Accident Reconstruction & Safety Expert Witness Listings

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Robert C. Sugarman, PE (RCS Performance Systems, Inc.)

Personal injury analyst. BA, MS, SM, PhD in physics & psychology (including MIT); 45 yrs R&D, teaching, trial testimony, industrial training, 'in the trenches'. Perception, vision, warnings, equipment/product design, vehicle/industrial accidents. Dr.... Learn More ›

Raymond L. Lee, Jr., Ph.D. (Robson Forensic Inc.)

Raymond L. Lee, Ph.D. Object Visibility, Lighting, Meteorology Dr. Lee is an expert on the effects of weather phenomena such as snow, fog, rain, and icing on drivers and pedestrians, glare from sun and headlights, and visibility under different lighting... Learn More ›

Nancy Grugle, PH.D., CHFP (Evidence Solutions, Inc. )

Dr. Grugle is a human factors expert who specializes in investigating fatigue, sleep deprivation, and drowsy driving as well as distracted driving, looming, visibility/conspicuity, and driver behavior. Dr. Grugle has conducted hundreds of investigations... Learn More ›

C.J. Abraham (Technical Director, Scientific Advisory Services, Ltd.)

Dr. Abraham has over forty years of international experience consulting to insurance companies, municipalities, government agencies, and the legal profession. He has consulted in more than 3,500 matters involving human factors, safety, personal injury... Learn More ›

Ellen Szubski, M.S., Ph.D., CXLT, CPSI, AHFP (The Warren Group, Inc.)

*Available Nationwide* Ellen Szubski, Ph.D., is a human factors consultant at The Warren Group. She earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Human Factors Psychology and a Master of Science in Applied Psychology from Clemson University. Ellen is also a Certified... Learn More ›

CHRISTOPHER A. GAYNER (Expert Reconstruction Company LLC)

Location: Multiple Locations

Areas of Expertise: TRAFFIC ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION Analyses involving automobiles, trucks, buses, trains, motorcycles, bicycles and pedestrians. Time-Speed-Position analyses, human factors, biomechanics, Delta-V, scene assessments,...

Human Factors FAQs

What is a human factors expert witness?

A human factors expert witness is a professional who applies scientific knowledge of human behavior and performance to the design of products, systems, and environments. They evaluate the interactions between people and technology, identify potential errors, and may testify on safety, efficiency, and usability.

What is the role of a human factors expert witness?

The role of a human factors expert witness is to provide expertise on the interaction between people and systems, including ergonomics, safety, and design.

How much can a person make as a human factors expert witness?

Human factors expert witnesses usually earn in a range from $150-$400 per hour, and sometime more, depending on whether it is for testimony or investigation.

What are the qualifications of a human factors expert witness?

The qualifications necessary to be a human factors expert witness in legal proceedings include understanding of ergonomics, safety culture, and human error, as well as strong research and analytical skills.

What type of evidence is gathered in a legal proceeding by a human factors expert witness?

A human factors expert witness may gather evidence such as eyewitness accounts, accident reports, and physical evidence to analyze human behavior and decision-making in a legal proceeding.

What types of cases involve expert opinions from a human factors expert witness?

Cases involving accidents, product liability, workplace safety, and medical malpractice may require expert opinions from a human factors expert witness to analyze human behavior, cognition, and performance.

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