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Friday, September 29, 2006
It shall not happen!!!
"Recently, it has come to my attention, more so than previously, that
attorneys are using my name and designating me as their expert without
first formally retaining me, if retaining me at all. Many times, this
works to their and their client's benefit in that they will reach a
settlement when opposing counsel learns [an expert] has been brought in.
These attorneys are formally designating me as their expert with the
court filings. Later, I learn of these tactics.
I am cheated out of my income and they are guilty of unethical
practices. It clearly states in bold on my fee schedule that they may
not designate me as their expert without formally retaining me. One
attorney even called and said he was going to designate me. When I told
him he then needed to send me my retainer his answer was that the case
would not go that far.
[One party to a lawsuit] called and asked if she had the right address
to send the documents for me to examine since trial was in two weeks. I
told her I didn't have any knowledge of her case and had not been
formally retained but my records did indicate that I had provided her
attorney my CV and fee schedule.
What and how are other experts dealing with this situation? This is
theft of services and monies. I am interested in knowing what can be
done or should be done to avoid this ongoing practice by some
attorneys."
www.expertcommunications.com
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"Recently, it has come to my attention, more so than previously, that
attorneys are using my name and designating me as their expert without
first formally retaining me, if retaining me at all. Many times, this
works to their and their client's benefit in that they will reach a
settlement when opposing counsel learns [an expert] has been brought in.
These attorneys are formally designating me as their expert with the
court filings. Later, I learn of these tactics.
I am cheated out of my income and they are guilty of unethical
practices. It clearly states in bold on my fee schedule that they may
not designate me as their expert without formally retaining me. One
attorney even called and said he was going to designate me. When I told
him he then needed to send me my retainer his answer was that the case
would not go that far.
[One party to a lawsuit] called and asked if she had the right address
to send the documents for me to examine since trial was in two weeks. I
told her I didn't have any knowledge of her case and had not been
formally retained but my records did indicate that I had provided her
attorney my CV and fee schedule.
What and how are other experts dealing with this situation? This is
theft of services and monies. I am interested in knowing what can be
done or should be done to avoid this ongoing practice by some
attorneys."
www.expertcommunications.com
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