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Hillbilly to Harvard to Yale
What makes a scientist? Some grow up in families that emphasize education and inquiry. Others come to science on their own. This is the story of an unlikely candidate for faculty positions at Harvard and Yale, but the author accomplished that feat. Told with self-deprecating humor, the book includes brief descriptions of the research, in layman's terms, that earned him international recognition.
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The Expert Witness Scam
Most advocates of “tort reform” seek to cap jury awards for injury by hazardous products and medical malpractice. They decry “junk science”, implying that plaintiffs’ cases are based on invalid research or opinions of unqualified witnesses. Based on his experience as an expert witness, the author exposes the lies, plagiarism and biases of witnesses hired by large corporations to defend them in product liability lawsuits. Actual transcripts from depositions and trials are quoted to reveal the huge amounts of money paid to these witnesses and their willingness to say what the lawyers tell them to say. The book concludes with an examination of alternative proposals to tort reform that would put more money in the pockets of the injured and less in the pockets of overpaid lawyers and witnesses.
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