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What is a microbiology expert witness?
A microbiology expert witness is a person who has specialized knowledge in the field of microbiology and can provide testimony in legal proceedings. The expert witness may be called to testify about the cause of a disease, the identification of a microorganism, or the effects of a microorganism on the human body.
What is the role of a microbiology expert witness?
A microbiology expert witness offers testimony on issues relating to microbiology, such as the identification of microorganisms and their effects on humans and the environment.
How much can a person make as a microbiology expert witness?
Microbiology expert witnesses may have potential earnings between $225 and $400 per hour, or higher. The exact hourly rate is negotiated between the attorney and expert, who typically will have a retainer agreement.
What are the qualifications of a microbiology expert witness?
An expert witness in microbiology should have extensive experience in microbiological research methods, microbial ecology, and the impact of microorganisms on human health and the environment.
What type of evidence is gathered in a lawsuit by a microbiology expert witness?
A microbiology expert witness may gather evidence such as laboratory test results, scientific research, and expert opinions to support their testimony in a lawsuit related to microbiological issues.
In what type of cases would there be testimony from a microbiology expert witness?
Microbiology expert witnesses may provide testimony in cases involving infectious diseases, foodborne illnesses, medical malpractice related to infections, contamination of products or environments, and forensic investigations involving microbial evidence.