Scope & limits
Boundary note (Oct 26, 2026): dossiers compile published opinions and publicly filed documents. Testimony in settled cases is outside this service's scope as a product boundary — even where a settled case leaves publicly accessible filings.What "verified" means here — and what it can never meanWe claim only what the public record supports:Identity, firm, and role confirmed in the firm's materials and at least one court record.Credentials checked against the named source, with the check dated — for example, "degree as stated on [university page], checked [date]". Where the only source is the expert's bio or CV, the profile says self-reported, not verified.Testimony record compiled from published opinions and publicly filed documents, every entry cited, with outcomes in the court's own terms: excluded in full, excluded in part, admitted, or not credited.The scope statement carried on every profileCompiled from published opinions and publicly filed documents located in the sources searched, as of the date shown. Trial-court rulings that were not published, testimony in settled cases, and deposition testimony are not included. Absence of an entry is not a representation that no other challenges or exclusions exist.What we cannot showState-court records are not uniformly available or searchable online. An unpublished ruling may still be available through a court docket or clerk. Most cases settle, so the record is a floor, not a total. Deposition testimony and Rule 26 lists are public only when filed. Credential registries are uneven, and unlabeled confirmation is not assumed.What "verified" never meansA complete testimony history. A quality rating or endorsement. "Never excluded". A prediction of admissibility. Any fact sourced only to the expert, presented as independently confirmed.CorrectionsTell us through the corrections form linked at the bottom of this page. Documented errors are corrected with a dated note.WitnessVetted is a research and information service, not a law firm. Nothing here is legal advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to retain, designate, or exclude any expert witness. Facts labeled "self-reported" originate from the expert or the expert's firm. Corrections: documented errors are corrected with a dated note — use the corrections form to report one.Back to WitnessVetted.
Your request stays yours — full termsYour request is confidential. The expert you name, your firm, and your matter are never published and never used to market our services. Client dossier work is never published and never enters any dataset or public profile. Requests are processed only by the providers that operate this page's form and our email, as listed in the privacy note. Dossiers are compiled only from public records — please do not send privileged material; the research doesn't need it. If privileged material is sent anyway, it is not used, is deleted when identified, and the sender is told what was done.WitnessVetted is operated from Westminster, California. Every request is reviewed and answered by the operator personally — no call centers, no handoffs.Direct email replies signed personally by the operator. Corrections: use the corrections form linked in the footer of this page — documented errors are corrected with a dated note. Every engagement in writing — requests, scope, price, delivery. No intake calls.One expert per request; forensic economics only at launch. Delivery is promised within 72 elapsed hours of the confirmed start time stated in our confirmation reply. A complete request is your name, your firm, a working firm email, and the expert's identity. One free custom sample per firm. If the weekly production cap is reached, our reply offers the earliest available start date and work begins only when your firm accepts it. If the named expert's records are materially unavailable in the sources searched, we deliver a search report instead — the sources searched, the boundaries, and the result — and your firm's free full-dossier sample remains available for another expert; a search report does not use it up.How dossiers are made: compiled by the WitnessVetted research desk using AI-assisted research of public records. Every dossier receives a second source-and-count check by the same research desk before delivery, recorded with its date in the dossier. Sample dossiers and the dossier standard are also reviewed independently; client dossiers are not sent to outside reviewers.