2025
Expert Witness Special Issue

Attorney at Law Magazine is proud to introduce its 2025 Expert Witness Special Issue, celebrating expert witnesses across the country and industries. 

Lawyers! Welcome to our first National Expert Witness Special Issue. This has been an exciting issue for us here at Attorney at Law Magazine. More than 10 years ago, I set out to highlight expert witnesses in the flagship Phoenix Edition of the magazine. I figured it was about time we brought it to our national platform.

This was a whole new undertaking and a great pleasure for our team. This is the first issue to exclusively highlight non-attorneys—although, I think we have a few experts with law degrees under their belts.

I hope that you, our readers, enjoy this in-depth look at some of the best experts in their industry with the experience, expertise and knowledge to deliver top-quality expert work. This issue covers a wide range of industry experts from forensic engineering and human factors to speech therapy and golf course management to medical specialties and forensic consulting.

I’d like to thank all the experts who took time from their busy schedules to share a bit about themselves with our writers—their entrance into their industry, how their career developed and what circumstances led to their work in the legal industry. For this issue, each interview was part biography and part crash-course education as our writers learned a bit about each industry and each expert’s unique path.

If you are in need of expert services, please reach out to the experts in this issue  who have demonstrated not only their industry knowledge but their experience in working as experts in the legal sphere.

I hope that this is the start of many unique issues to come. Looking ahead, we’ll have The Mediation issue at the end of this year, which will highlight all the professionals working in alternative dispute resolution. If you’re interested in learning more, please let me know.

Happy Reading,

Ken Minniti

Ken

Kenneth Minniti
Executive Publisher

Editorial

Mike Ramer

Michael J. Ramer: Seeing the Whole Picture

When attorneys turn to Mike Ramer, they’re not just looking for numbers, charts or vocational and economic projections; they’re looking for insight—clear, confident, courtroom-ready insight rooted in real-world experience. And that’s exactly what Ramer brings to every case. As the founder and president of the Ramer Group, a boutique search and consulting firm in the New York metropolitan area, Ramer

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Second Look Training and Forensic Consulting, LLC: ‘Pursuing the Truth, Wherever It Leads’

Arthur “Steve” Chancellor Those who thrive on true crime programs such as Forensic Files and Dateline, would undoubtedly enjoy spending a day in the shoes of law enforcement expert Arthur “Steve” Chancellor. With more than 50 years of experience working first as a special agent, supervisor, and commander with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) and now serving

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Noah Kaufman

Dr. Noah Kaufman: Witness. Writer. Warrior. Doctor.

Dr. Noah Kaufman is not easy to categorize. A seasoned and respected emergency room physician, a dynamic public speaker, a frequent expert on national news broadcasts, and even a seven-season competitor on “American Ninja Warrior,” Kaufman’s professional path has been anything but typical. But while his resume spans a wide range of skills and disciplines, his work as an expert

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Russ W. Rosenzweig

Russ W. Rosenzweig: Pioneer in Expert Witness Connections

Was he born several centuries too late, or destined to be the harbinger of a new age of chivalry? Russ Rosenzweig might jest at the comparison, but it’s not far-fetched. A self-professed lover of history, captivated by stories of knights and honor, Rosenzweig is something of a paradox: part scholar, part capitalist, equal parts idealist and realist. The founder and

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Karel Costa-Armas

Karel Costa-Armas: The Condo Detective

Karel Costa-Armas, consultant and expert witness for the community association management industry, has more than two decades of experience investigating everything from personal injury claims, security negligence, animal attacks, shootings, and other matters involving litigation with HOAs and condominiums. Although he has served plaintiff and defense, approximately 80 percent of his work is for the defense. “Integrity is important. It’s

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