Potential expert witnesses have varying amounts of previous experience, and varying levels of ability and fluency. Some never, or rarely, have testified before. Other experts regularly testify as a part of their business, and as a consequence their good or bad courtroom habits may be ingrained. If you have never worked previously with a particular expert witness, there is always the possibility that calamity may be lurking.

If your expert doesn't seem to effectively present his material in your office, he isn't likely to do any better in court. We can deal with experts who can't seem to simplify complicated information, or those who feel the need to demonstrate their expertise through the use of technical words and jargon. There may be other significant issues such as demeanor or attitude that need to be resolved.

The attributes of a good expert witness are the same as those desired in a lay witness, but additionally, experts must be educators. Courtroom Communications can train your expert to deliver information and conclusions in a manner that is clear, attention getting, persuasive, and helpful to a judge or jury.

We can teach the expert the best ways to prepare and use visual aids.

In the hands of an experienced consultant, your expert will quickly learn to present his facts and opinions more powerfully. The improvement will provide a great saving to you and your client of time and effort.