Preparing the Financial Expert Witness Report
Bradley J. Preber
Abstract
Bradley J. Preber
Abstract
Under federal rules of evidence and civil procedure and many protocols for alternative dispute resolution, the financial expert is required to make prescribed disclosures using a signed written report. The expert report is a critical part of the discovery process as it discloses expert opinions on facts and issues in dispute. Therefore, it is important that the financial expert witness understand how to prepare a compliant and effectively communicated expert report.
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Under federal rules of evidence and civil procedure and many protocols for alternative dispute resolution, the financial expert is required to make prescribed disclosures using a signed written report. The expert report is a critical part of the discovery process as it discloses expert opinions on facts and issues in dispute. Therefore, it is important that the financial expert witness understand how to prepare a compliant and effectively communicated expert report.
Key concepts: Expert witness, Expert system, Witness, Process (computing), Dispute resolution, Subject-matter expert, Alternative dispute resolution, Business