Join FEWA for the next installment of the FEWA Virtual Networking series on November 13 at 1:00 PM CT! This event will be moderated by Diana Price and Brad Taft.

The FEWA Virtual Networking series provides a platform for FEWA members to meet each other online and connect regardless of location. Experts are able to discuss expert witness best practices, share experiences, provide referrals, and have the opportunity to build relationships with other members nationwide.

Please note that space is limited and available for FEWA members only.

View recordings from September 18 event here.

Join FEWA for an installment of the FEWA Virtual Academy series on Wednesday, December 18 at 1:00 pm PT! The program, Using Methodology to Tell Your Client's Story, will be presented by FEWA Member, Jeff hunt.

The Forensic Expert Witness Association offers webinars specifically tailored to the continuing education of expert witnesses. The FEWA Webinar series are free for all FEWA members and offered at the low price of $30 for non-members. The webinars are created to fit within the CFLC Core Program.

Matthew Hartley is one of FEWA’s newest members and has joined the Arizona Chapter. Matt received a BS in Architectural Engineering, Illumination Engineering from the University of Colorado. After graduating from CU, he became an Application Engineer for Lithonia Lighting. At Lithonia, Matt was promoted to Application Project Manager and Manager of Exterior Applications. He left Lithonia then worked at Lighting Analysts (AGI32) as the Manager of Customer Care. He currently has his own lighting consulting firm, Matt Hartley Lighting LLC and is the Educational Coordinator for the Street and Area Lighting Conference (SALC).

To learn more about Matthew, visit his FEWA profile. Please join us in welcoming Matthew to FEWA! 

Join the Forensic Expert Witness Association in Houston for the 2020 National Conference! April 17-18, 2020.

Attorneys, legal professionals, and expert witnesses gather annually for the Forensic Expert Witness Association (FEWA) National Conference - the Conference for Experts in all fields and of all experience levels.

On paper, an expert may be incredibly impressive. But is that enough for one to prevail in a case focused on valuation? After 50 years of trying condemnation cases, Michael Rikon offers advice to expert witnesses on how to properly testify in court.

Expert Witness: An expert witness or professional witness is an individual who testifies in a court case. The witness is classified as an “expert” because the individual possesses a specialized knowledge that pertains to the particular subject matter involved in the case.

A litigator in a professional liability matter should always consider the importance of expert testimony to establish a duty of care and the pitfalls that may exist if an expert report is not produced.

Making sure people searching online can find you should be a top priority for businesses today. Here are several steps you should be taking to make that happen.

Working from home sounds like it would be stress-free. If you have ever tried it, though, you will know that is not always the case. Working one or two days at home is one thing. Running your own business from home on a full-time basis quite another. If you get the balance right, though, running a business from a home office can work very well.