By Jay Prigmore II, Ph.D., P.E. Last reviewed · Prepared and reviewed by a licensed Professional Engineer
Book chapters, standards development, inventions, and open technical work — the published record behind the opinions, kept current so retaining counsel can check it without asking.
By Jay Prigmore II, Ph.D., P.E. Last reviewed · Prepared and reviewed by a licensed Professional Engineer
An expert opinion carries the weight of the record behind it. This page lists the published work, standards development, and technical material that record consists of — the same list furnished to retaining counsel for Rule 26 disclosure, kept current here so it can be checked without asking.
Participation in writing the documents the industry is measured against — not merely applying them.
Methods published in full, so the arithmetic is checkable by anyone — including opposing counsel’s expert.
Two public projects exist to put the underlying engineering on the record rather than behind an assertion:
Publishing the derivations is deliberate. In litigation, a method that has been public and unchallenged for years is harder to characterize as result-driven than one that first appears in a Rule 26 report.
Conference papers, technical presentations, training sessions, and the complete ten-year publication list contemplated by Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(2)(B) are furnished with the full curriculum vitae, at no cost. Request it through the contact form or by phone.
Full CV, ten-year publication list, four-year testimony list, and rate schedule — furnished on request, at no cost.