Practical, substantive articles on forensic investigation, expert witness practice, construction management and the state-specific law that shapes both — written by PCC's own team.
Whether a construction expert is retained to testify or only to consult changes what opposing counsel can discover about their work, sometimes significantly. The distinction is a strategic decision made at the outset of an engagement, not a formality.
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A construction expert's conflicts run through prior project involvement, financial relationships and professional history — not just a standard attorney-conflicts database. Here's what actually gets checked, and why it belongs before any case facts are shared.
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A forensic report is what a deposition actually gets fought over. Five things worth checking before the expert takes the stand — not whether the conclusions are right, but whether the report can withstand question-by-question pressure.
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