Litigation
Expert Witnesses In New York: What You Need To Know — 3.3 Connecticut General Credits

Experts can make or break a case. In this July 19, 2019 3.3-hour presentation, Michael J. Hutter, Esquire, gives a comprehensive and practical explanation of this important topic including the key area of admissibility.

Mr. Hutter is Professor of Law at Albany Law School where he received the 2015 Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching. He is also Special Counsel to the Albany, New York law firm of Powers & Santola, LLP..

Major topics:
Importance of Expert Witnesses
Admissibility Rules
- requirements
- appropriate subject matter
- qualified
- methodology
- factual bases
- form of opinion
Trial Issues
- non-retained testifying expert; missing witness
- leaned treatises; use of clinical guidelines
- admissibility of expert report and affidavit
- examination of expert's file and notes
- insurance coverage
- impeachment
Pre-Trial Issues
- bill of particulars
- ex parte interviews
- expert disclosure
- summary judgment
Alternatives To Expert Testimony
- lay opinion
- res ipsa loquitar
- judicial notice

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