Insights Home Insights Featured Content Case Study- Technology Case Study: Banking Enforcement Expert Needed for Shareholder Derivative Dispute A shareholder derivative complaint alleged systemic oversight failures at a large financial institution, prompting the need for expert insight on banking enforcement practices. Q&As 2025 Supply Chain Outlook: Expert Analysis on Disruption, Risk, and Regulation To better understand where pain points in the industry lie, we sat down with Dr. Robert Handfield, a seasoned supply chain expert, to discuss the most pressing issues companies face today. Case Study- Technology Case Study: Supply Chain Expert Needed for Semiconductor Patent Dispute In a semiconductor patent dispute involving power management chips, the defendant was accused of using patented technology. The dispute raised questions about chip design and the movement of products through the global electronics supply chain into the U.S. market. Report WIT ITC Report: Administrative Law Judge Cameron Elliot Our latest ITC ALJ report provides a comprehensive analysis of Administrative Law Judge Cameron Elliot’s activity at the International Trade Commission. Learn more about our findings. Case Study- Technology Case Study: An Automotive Industry Economist Needed for a Certified Used Vehicle Dispute A major automotive manufacturer was involved in a dispute concerning its certified used vehicle program, with the plaintiff seeking injunctive relief that could alter or end the program. To support the defense, WIT provided an expert in automotive economics with deep experience in regulatory analysis, consumer behavior, and market forecasting. 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April 11, 2025 — Case Study- Life Sciences Case Study: Pharmaceutical Formulation Expert Needed for Breach of Contract and Trade Secret Litigation A pharmaceutical developer filed suit against a CDMO, alleging breach of contract and trade secret misappropriation related to a sterile injectable chemotherapy formulation. WIT provided a pharmaceutical formulation expert with deep experience in injectable drugs and scale-up processes to assess whether the data shared under the agreement was sufficient for product replication. February 18, 2025 — Q&As Rethinking Experience: Why New Expert Witnesses Deserve a Closer Look To explore the value of emerging testifying experts, we spoke with several members of the WIT team to gain insights on addressing client concerns, shifting perceptions, and how strategic preparation can turn fresh talent into indispensable litigation assets. February 3, 2025 — Press Release WIT Legal Releases 2nd Annual Report on Trends in Hatch-Waxman Litigation The new report examines Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) cases and the Orange Book-listed products at issue throughout 2024. January 31, 2025 — Report 2024 in Review: Analyzing Hatch-Waxman Litigation Trends Our latest Hatch-Waxman report, 2024 in Review: Analyzing Hatch-Waxman Litigation Trends, provides a comprehensive look at 2024’s activities and trends in ANDA litigation. January 13, 2025 — Q&As A Conversation with WIT’s Hatch-Waxman Practice Chair: Examining 2024 ANDA Litigation Activity Recently, we spoke to our Hatch-Waxman Practice Chair, Michael Crowe, to gain insights into Hatch-Waxman litigation trends in 2024. Here’s what he had to say about filings and possible trends in the year ahead. December 18, 2024 — Report WIT Hatch-Waxman Report: Judge Michael Shipp Our latest Hatch-Waxman report provides a comprehensive analysis of Judge Michael Shipp's activity at the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey since his appointment in July 2012. Learn more about our findings. December 12, 2024 — Blog Expert Qualifications Under Revised FRE 702: A Look at Recent Cases The 2023 amendment to Federal Rule of Evidence (FRE) 702 has introduced stricter standards for expert testimony, challenging litigators to adapt to the evolving requirements. Let’s take a look at five recent cases to see how courts are putting these requirements into practice—insights that will prove particularly valuable for litigators planning their expert strategy. November 6, 2024 — Blog Perspectives on the Amendment to Rule 702 To better understand how the amendment is reshaping the way expert testimony is being handled, we contacted key stakeholders for their insights. From the perspectives of an attorney, expert liaison, and expert witness, these changes are prompting more thorough vetting and strategic planning in selecting experts for matters. October 25, 2024 — Q&As Q&A: The Impact of Changes to Federal Rule of Evidence 702 We asked WIT CEO Paul Neale to share his thoughts on the implications of the FRE 702 amendment and the proactive measures attorneys can take to ensure their expert witnesses withstand greater judicial scrutiny. Load More Loading...
Case Study- Technology Case Study: Banking Enforcement Expert Needed for Shareholder Derivative Dispute A shareholder derivative complaint alleged systemic oversight failures at a large financial institution, prompting the need for expert insight on banking enforcement practices.
Q&As 2025 Supply Chain Outlook: Expert Analysis on Disruption, Risk, and Regulation To better understand where pain points in the industry lie, we sat down with Dr. Robert Handfield, a seasoned supply chain expert, to discuss the most pressing issues companies face today.
Case Study- Technology Case Study: Supply Chain Expert Needed for Semiconductor Patent Dispute In a semiconductor patent dispute involving power management chips, the defendant was accused of using patented technology. The dispute raised questions about chip design and the movement of products through the global electronics supply chain into the U.S. market.
Report WIT ITC Report: Administrative Law Judge Cameron Elliot Our latest ITC ALJ report provides a comprehensive analysis of Administrative Law Judge Cameron Elliot’s activity at the International Trade Commission. Learn more about our findings.
Case Study- Technology Case Study: An Automotive Industry Economist Needed for a Certified Used Vehicle Dispute A major automotive manufacturer was involved in a dispute concerning its certified used vehicle program, with the plaintiff seeking injunctive relief that could alter or end the program. To support the defense, WIT provided an expert in automotive economics with deep experience in regulatory analysis, consumer behavior, and market forecasting.
April 11, 2025 — Q&As Expert Witness Anxiety and Authenticity: A Q&A with DOAR Trial Consultant Dr. Roy Futterman How can expert witnesses connect with skeptical jurors? We asked a seasoned trial consultant from DOAR to provide strategies to help experts build credibility, manage stress, and deliver compelling testimony at trial.
April 11, 2025 — Case Study- Life Sciences Case Study: Pharmaceutical Formulation Expert Needed for Breach of Contract and Trade Secret Litigation A pharmaceutical developer filed suit against a CDMO, alleging breach of contract and trade secret misappropriation related to a sterile injectable chemotherapy formulation. WIT provided a pharmaceutical formulation expert with deep experience in injectable drugs and scale-up processes to assess whether the data shared under the agreement was sufficient for product replication.
February 18, 2025 — Q&As Rethinking Experience: Why New Expert Witnesses Deserve a Closer Look To explore the value of emerging testifying experts, we spoke with several members of the WIT team to gain insights on addressing client concerns, shifting perceptions, and how strategic preparation can turn fresh talent into indispensable litigation assets.
February 3, 2025 — Press Release WIT Legal Releases 2nd Annual Report on Trends in Hatch-Waxman Litigation The new report examines Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) cases and the Orange Book-listed products at issue throughout 2024.
January 31, 2025 — Report 2024 in Review: Analyzing Hatch-Waxman Litigation Trends Our latest Hatch-Waxman report, 2024 in Review: Analyzing Hatch-Waxman Litigation Trends, provides a comprehensive look at 2024’s activities and trends in ANDA litigation.
January 13, 2025 — Q&As A Conversation with WIT’s Hatch-Waxman Practice Chair: Examining 2024 ANDA Litigation Activity Recently, we spoke to our Hatch-Waxman Practice Chair, Michael Crowe, to gain insights into Hatch-Waxman litigation trends in 2024. Here’s what he had to say about filings and possible trends in the year ahead.
December 18, 2024 — Report WIT Hatch-Waxman Report: Judge Michael Shipp Our latest Hatch-Waxman report provides a comprehensive analysis of Judge Michael Shipp's activity at the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey since his appointment in July 2012. Learn more about our findings.
December 12, 2024 — Blog Expert Qualifications Under Revised FRE 702: A Look at Recent Cases The 2023 amendment to Federal Rule of Evidence (FRE) 702 has introduced stricter standards for expert testimony, challenging litigators to adapt to the evolving requirements. Let’s take a look at five recent cases to see how courts are putting these requirements into practice—insights that will prove particularly valuable for litigators planning their expert strategy.
November 6, 2024 — Blog Perspectives on the Amendment to Rule 702 To better understand how the amendment is reshaping the way expert testimony is being handled, we contacted key stakeholders for their insights. From the perspectives of an attorney, expert liaison, and expert witness, these changes are prompting more thorough vetting and strategic planning in selecting experts for matters.
October 25, 2024 — Q&As Q&A: The Impact of Changes to Federal Rule of Evidence 702 We asked WIT CEO Paul Neale to share his thoughts on the implications of the FRE 702 amendment and the proactive measures attorneys can take to ensure their expert witnesses withstand greater judicial scrutiny.
