At the Round Table with Traffic Engineer Expert, Dr. Jeffrey Buckholz
12/08/23 • 19 min
Our guest today, Dr. Jeffrey Buckholz, owns Buckholz Traffic, a full-service traffic engineering consultation firm. He is a nationally recognized expert in traffic signal operation, timing, design, and construction. Dr. Buckholz has participated in over 200 cases with engagements including both depositions and trial work and holds a Ph.D. in civil engineering from the University of Florida.
In this episode...
Our guest today, Dr. Jeffrey Buckholz, owns Buckholz Traffic, a full-service traffic engineering consultation firm. He is a nationally recognized expert in traffic signal operation, timing, design, and construction. Dr. Buckholz has participated in over 200 cases with engagements including both depositions and trial work and holds a Ph.D. in civil engineering from the University of Florida.
In this episode, Dr. Buckholz addresses rebuttals to initial expert reports which can make up a significant portion of expert witnesses’ engagements. For example, when working for the defense, Dr. Buckholz suggests waiting until the opposing expert’s report is produced before he begins to work on his rebuttal report – that way he knows exactly the issues he is targeting and the client isn’t spending money for unnecessary work.
For more tips from Dr. Buckholz, listen in.
Our guest today, Dr. Jeffrey Buckholz, owns Buckholz Traffic, a full-service traffic engineering consultation firm. He is a nationally recognized expert in traffic signal operation, timing, design, and construction. Dr. Buckholz has participated in over 200 cases with engagements including both depositions and trial work and holds a Ph.D. in civil engineering from the University of Florida.
In this episode...
Our guest today, Dr. Jeffrey Buckholz, owns Buckholz Traffic, a full-service traffic engineering consultation firm. He is a nationally recognized expert in traffic signal operation, timing, design, and construction. Dr. Buckholz has participated in over 200 cases with engagements including both depositions and trial work and holds a Ph.D. in civil engineering from the University of Florida.
In this episode, Dr. Buckholz addresses rebuttals to initial expert reports which can make up a significant portion of expert witnesses’ engagements. For example, when working for the defense, Dr. Buckholz suggests waiting until the opposing expert’s report is produced before he begins to work on his rebuttal report – that way he knows exactly the issues he is targeting and the client isn’t spending money for unnecessary work.
For more tips from Dr. Buckholz, listen in.
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