Dr. Christopher D. Dore, a Registered Professional Archaeologist, provides expert witness services in the fields of archaeology, anthropology, and cultural resource/heritage management. He has trial, deposition, and consultation experience. His expert services focus on the investigation, assessment, and valuation of damage resulting from impacts to archaeological resources under the Archaeological Resources Protection Act and other laws. With an MBA in addition to his doctoral degree in anthropology, Dr. Dore is particularly sought after in cases involving the valuation of damage. In addition to services focused on the protection of archaeological resources, Dr. Dore also provides expert services on topics of cultural resource compliance under laws such as the National Historic Preservation Act, California Environmental Quality Act, and the National Environmental Policy Act. He is professional member of the Forensic Expert Witness Association and a Certified Forensic Litigation Consultant.

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Some eyewitnesses are reliable while some are not. Experts help juries understand how they should assess eyewitness testimony. (ExpertPages)

Medical records must meet certain requirements to be admitted into evidence under the Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE). (Expert Institute)

While they can have some drawbacks, virtual depositions, hearings, and trials offer cost and time savings, and they are remaining common. (JD Supra)

Having experience that aligns with the question put forward in a medical malpractice trial qualifies someone to testify as an expert witness, but it takes more than that to establish that the opinion they are offering is reliable. (American Medical Association)

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