Understanding the AMA Guides in Workers' Compensation: 2005 Cumulative Supplement, 3rd Edition

Steven Babitsky

James J. Mangraviti, Jr.

Aspen Publishers

The Comprehensive Forensic Services Manual 2002 Supplement: The Essential Resources For All Experts

Christopher J. Todd

SEAK, Inc.

A detailed national guide to expert witness fees and billing procedures is finally available. SEAK’s 2004 National Guide to Expert Witness Fees and Billing Procedures is the comprehensive desk reference containing detailed fee, billing and collections information from over 1,000 expert witnesses in over 300 areas of expertise.

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Steven Babitsky, ESQ

ESQ.

Alex Babitsky MBA

Accounting

How to Become a Dangerous Expert Witness teaches experienced experts how to become dangerous experts. The mere disclosing of a dangerous expert to the opposing side can frequently increase the settlement value of a case. Accordingly, dangerous experts are selective on the types of cases they accept and are able to command premium fees. Opposing lawyers are concerned about the dangerous experts expertise, command of the facts and his ability to communicate, teach and persuade the jury. Dangerous experts understand how to defeat opposing counsels tactics and are even capable of turning the tables on opposing counsel.

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Steve Babitsky

Reference

The in-depth easy to use guide to preparing your expert witness for deposition: Practical, bullet point advice, What your expert will be asked and why it will be asked, Over 500 sample deposition questions, Proven methodology and techniques for getting your expert ready to excel, Over 35 Tactics your expert can expect with suggestions to defeat each

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