This article details how lawyers can utilize the services of professional historians at several stages of the litigation process.
Professional historians can assist lawyers in a number of different ways, from serving as stand-alone subject matter experts to playing a supporting role for other experts whose conclusions rely on underlying facts.
Although still relatively uncommon, litigators are turning to professional historians with increasing frequency. This article details how lawyers can utilize the services of professional historians at several stages of the litigation process:
- During Fact Investigation and Research
- As Consulting Expert for Motion Practice and Depositions
- As Experts at Trial
This article was published in the Spring 2011 issue of the American Bar Association’s newsletter The Environmental Litigator.
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