Litigation
Nov. 2, 2001
Size of Fee Shows Expert's Level of Mastery
The Yiddish word for one who knows a lot is "maven." The court system is full of mavens. We have the expert witness, who knows everything about a certain subject, as well as expert doctors, expert accountants and expert lawyers. But are these purveyors of expertise really experts?
By Leigh Datzker
The Yiddish word for one who knows a lot is "maven." The court system is full of mavens. We have the expert witness, who knows everything about a certain subject, as well as expert doctors, expert accountants and expert lawyers. But are these purveyors of expertise really experts?
We are all hi...
The Yiddish word for one who knows a lot is "maven." The court system is full of mavens. We have the expert witness, who knows everything about a certain subject, as well as expert doctors, expert accountants and expert lawyers. But are these purveyors of expertise really experts?
We are all hi...
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