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Sep 18, 2026

Lisa MosbyHOST
0:06
Welcome to The Right Expert with Bob Craig.
Lisa MosbyHOST
0:10
Bob Craig is a Managing Director and Associate General Counsel at BRG, who helps lawyers identify, select, and retain expert witnesses for complex litigation.
Lisa MosbyHOST
0:21
With more than 50 years of legal experience spanning military service, private practice, academia, and in-house leadership, Bob brings a unique perspective to finding the right expert for your case.
Lisa MosbyHOST
0:35
I'm Lisa Mosby, and today we're talking about mistakes lawyers make when retaining expert witnesses.

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Bob CraigGUEST
11:06
and whether the expert has been disqualified otherwise, or articles the expert has written that may counter what the lawyer wants as the opinion.
Bob CraigGUEST
11:19
Those sorts of things need to be sorted out early on, and if they're not, they can come back and be a problem.
Bob CraigGUEST
11:29
I have had another situation where an expert, not with BRG, but who I was presenting because we didn't have the right expert, didn't get the work and then turned up on the other side And that's generally okay if confidential information hasn't been disclosed, but in this case it had been.
Bob CraigGUEST
11:57
And it cost the other client on the other side quite a bit because they lost that expert as a disqualified expert.

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