By Karine Bohbot and Markus B. Willoughby
As most litigators know, the retention of experts to assist in establishing elements of your case is always a tricky proposition. Dealing with opposing counsel's experts can be just as daunting and expensive. The question of whether a jury will find an expert useful or simply disregard them as a hired gun is also a concern. Nonetheless, the need for experts exists and effectively dealing with them is key...
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