Expert Witness

Provencher & Company has Expert Witnesses qualified in all aspects of property claim related matters. Jerry Provencher, CEO & Executive General Adjuster, has been qualified by the courts as an expert witness in many disciplines.

Are the experts you’re using really qualified as an expert?
What is an expert witness?

According to the Federal Rule of Evidence 702 an Expert Witness is a witness who, due to their knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education, may give testimony in the form of an opinion. The purpose of allowing expert testimony is to assist the trier of fact to understand the evidence or to determine a fact in issue.

Selection of an Expert:

It is best when looking for an Expert Witness to find someone who has had prior experience in deposition testimony. Not every potential expert witness is willing to submit to the rigors of giving a deposition. Nothing can quite prepare you for an eight-hour deposition as an expert where the other side is attempting to discredit your testimony. It is important to note, some Experts provide services as “Consulting Experts” only and do not provide deposition testimony.

Remember, an Expert can be an invaluable asset to you in preparing for and/or winning a case.