As founder of RealEats.org, a sustainable foods website, Dr. Joel Feigenheimer works with many vendors in the food service and hospitality industry. With a PhD in business and drawing on 35 years of professional experience, Joel Feigenheimer has served as an expert witness for corporate giants and independent operators in the industry. As a legally-recognized specialist in a particular discipline whose knowledge and opinions can be highly impactful in a court case, an expert witness should possess certain qualities. They should have the necessary and precise information in the relevant field and be unbiased in their reports. The expert witness cannot have any conflict of interest. After depositions and cross-examinations, an expert witness testifies in the presence of a judge or jury. They should be confident, consistent, and credible. Details matter in litigation. An expert witness should possess a high level of attention to detail. Having this quality helps them to avoid rendering an opinion that is false or not well-researched.

1. Qualities of an Ideal Expert
Witness
Joel Feigenheimer

2. Introduction
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3. As founder of RealEats.org, a sustainable foods
website, Dr. Joel Feigenheimer works with many
vendors in the food service and hospitality industry.
With a PhD in business and drawing on 35 years of
professional experience, Joel Feigenheimer has served
as an expert witness for corporate giants and
independent operators in the industry.

4. As a legally-recognized specialist in a particular
discipline whose knowledge and opinions can be
highly impactful in a court case, an expert witness
should possess certain qualities. They should have
the necessary and precise information in the
relevant field and be unbiased in their reports. The
expert witness cannot have any conflict of
interest.

5. After depositions and cross-examinations, an
expert witness testifies in the presence of a
judge or jury. They should be confident,
consistent, and credible. Details matter in
litigation. An expert witness should possess a
high level of attention to detail. Having this
quality helps them to avoid rendering an
opinion that is false or not well-researched.