Re: Re: need expert witnesses

[Guest guest]

,

Am familiar with Weiss. She is very short in physical and personal stature.

I have seen her speak and did not find her manner of presentation to be

widely accepted as powerful in a room filled with as many defense attorneys as

it was with plaintiff attormeys. In other words, she undercuts her own

credibility by her demeanor and lack of conviction in her statements. I am not

aware of her doing any real damage to anyone by her " expert testimony " . Maybe

others might know.

As you can probably tell, I do not care for this woman. In a conference in

New Orleans, I witnessed her and a colleague from Texas, laugh hysterically

as Dr. Les-whatever his name is,(neuropsychologist) made inappropriate jokes,

in a formal presentation setting, of the ill health experienced by mold

victims. In the room were three other mold survivors, two of which have (had)

cancer. Dr. Weiss and her associates' attitudes were blatantly disrespectful

and

in poor taste. Even the defense attorneys in the room appeared to be put

off by the trios' antics. I overheard one attorney refer to them as " the three

stooges " directly following the faux pas ridden presentation period. I do

not believe any of them gained any new clients on that day. And probably even

lost a few.

From what I have witnessed, I believe Dr. Weiss is viewed by and large as a

nonentity in the " mold game " .

As far as Dr. Marinkovich, although he is often times designated as an

expert witness, I am of the understanding he has not had to actually testify in

court. His cases settle. I THINK THAT IS CORRECT, BUT YOU MIGHT WANT TO

VERIFY. He does get a bit technical in his answers to defense attorneys, but

never says anything wrong.

Good Luck

Sharon

[Guest guest]

,

Am familiar with Weiss. She is very short in physical and personal stature.

I have seen her speak and did not find her manner of presentation to be

widely accepted as powerful in a room filled with as many defense attorneys as

it was with plaintiff attormeys. In other words, she undercuts her own

credibility by her demeanor and lack of conviction in her statements. I am not

aware of her doing any real damage to anyone by her " expert testimony " . Maybe

others might know.

As you can probably tell, I do not care for this woman. In a conference in

New Orleans, I witnessed her and a colleague from Texas, laugh hysterically

as Dr. Les-whatever his name is,(neuropsychologist) made inappropriate jokes,

in a formal presentation setting, of the ill health experienced by mold

victims. In the room were three other mold survivors, two of which have (had)

cancer. Dr. Weiss and her associates' attitudes were blatantly disrespectful

and

in poor taste. Even the defense attorneys in the room appeared to be put

off by the trios' antics. I overheard one attorney refer to them as " the three

stooges " directly following the faux pas ridden presentation period. I do

not believe any of them gained any new clients on that day. And probably even

lost a few.

From what I have witnessed, I believe Dr. Weiss is viewed by and large as a

nonentity in the " mold game " .

As far as Dr. Marinkovich, although he is often times designated as an

expert witness, I am of the understanding he has not had to actually testify in

court. His cases settle. I THINK THAT IS CORRECT, BUT YOU MIGHT WANT TO

VERIFY. He does get a bit technical in his answers to defense attorneys, but

never says anything wrong.

Good Luck

Sharon