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Engineering & Science — Texas

Engineering and Science Texas expert witnesses provide opinions on issues of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The engineers and scientists profiled in this directory may provide forensic analysis of material and structural failures through destructive and non-destructive testing and failure analysis. These experts may investigate allegations of defects in designs, construction and manufactured products. They may have specific expertise in chemical, civil, electrical or mechanical engineering, traffic engineering, structural engineering, aerospace engineering, geotechnical engineering, industrial engineering, automotive engineering, petroleum engineering and safety engineering, as well as scientific specialties such as chemistry and geochemistry, food and drug, entomology, polymers and plastics, and other scientific and engineering disciplines.

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Muse, Stancil & Co.

Chemical engineers, with significant operational and commercial expertise in the transportation, processing and marketing sectors of the oil and gas, refining, natural gas, and petrochemical industries, providing expert witness services and damages.

Areas of Expertise: Chemical Engineering

Tel: (713) 890-1182

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

Richard Hooper — Robotics and Automation Expert

Forensic engineer highly experienced in designing robots and computer controlled machines. provides expert witness services in robotics (including medical robotics), instrumentation and motion control, factory automation, programmable logic controllers

Areas of Expertise: Forensic Engineering

Tel: (512) 699-6487

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

James Brakefield

Electrical engineer with deep and extensive scientific, technical and academic knowledge of computer hardware and software, FPGA architecture/design/development and circuit board design. IP inventor. Polymath. Part time consulting.

San Antonio, TX

Areas of Expertise: Electrical Engineering

Tel: (210) 493-8177

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

Crockett L. Grabbe, PhD — Dept. of Physics & Astronomy, Univ. of Iowa

Provide expert witness services as plasma physics expert (industrial and space applications), in mathematical analysis, in space science, in electricity and magnetism, on automotive dynamics, on aspects of disabilities, and on safety failures & hazard

Areas of Expertise: Materials Science

Tel: (512) 551-2008

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

Randy D. Horsak, PE — 3TM Consulting, LLC

Environmental litigation services include: environmental engineering, soil and groundwater contamination, ecology, and human and ecological risk assessments, environmental compliance, air pollution, toxicology, remediation engineering cost estimates.

Sohrab Kourosh, PhD, JD, PE — Technico Environmental, Inc.

Expert witness/consulting services in all aspects of environmental crisis management, environmental regulations, soil & GW remediation, safety and hazard analysis, mold, toxic torts, illegal dumping, natural resource damage impact, toxic chemical spil

Forensic Chemistry and Laboratory Testing — Mark C. Krause

Forensic chemistry and laboratory testing provides expert testimony in personal injury, environmental damage and remediation, bioanalytical, including medical malpractice due to defective/improper drugs, food safety, food labeling, deceptive labeling.

Areas of Expertise: Laboratory Testing; Analytical & Consulting Labs

Tel: (512) 569-9586

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

David Hall & Associates

I am a registered, professional engineer with over 40 years of experience. Areas of expertise include accident reconstruction, work zone construction and maintenance, geometric design, traffic signal/signs/markings.

Gerard B de Camp, P.E., PTOE

Traffic Operations Engineer, licensed in Texas and Nevada, 35+ yr. specializing in Traffic Signal Operations, provides interpretations of often technically obscure signal sequence and timing records, reports of traffic signal operational details, etc.

Areas of Expertise: Traffic Engineering & Highways

Tel: (832) 250-9408

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

The Boyce Consultancy Group, LLC

• Acceptance Test of Gas Turbines • Arbitration and Mediation • Condition Monitoring Studies • Design Analysis of Combined Cycle Power Plants • Failure Investigation • Forensic Engineering • Manufacturing Consulting • Performance Analysis

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Aug 25 — Failing to examine a plaintiff, failing to review all of the plaintiff’s medical records, and citing "facially irrelevant" medical literature will can — unsurprisingly — get a medical expert witness tossed, as in this case.

Federal Rules Committee Still Reviewing AI Expert Witnesses

Aug 26 — After more than three years of review, the federal Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules has decided not to advance proposed Rule 707 artificial intelligence (AI) evidence, opting instead to gather further input.

Credentialing Expert Witnesses In Unlicensed Professions

Oct 19 — Qualifying as an expert witness can be a bit slippery in matters without clearly defined expert witness requirements, as this premises-liability case exemplifies.

Expert Witness Testifying About ‘Mortal Sin’ Leads to Call for Mistrial

Aug 26 — Massachusetts bars the use of religious beliefs from being used to attack or support the credibility of a witness, but that did not stop forensic psychologist Dr. Kirk Heilbrun, a prosecution rebuttal witness, from trying in the Lindsay Clancy trial.

New AI-Discovery Rulings: Risks for Experts

Oct 26 — Two federal courts examining very similar facts — experts using AI to help prepare their reports — have reached different conclusions about what has to be turned over. Unsettled law leaves the expert’s AI workflow dependent on which court is asking.