Expert witnesses and specialist technical consultants

Credentials and independence, presented for the lawyers who retain you

Lawyers and claims professionals look for experts whose qualifications are clear and whose independence is beyond question. An expert witness website should read like a well-organised CV, not a sales page. We build these sites on Replit so you can add publications, appointments and testimony experience by describing them to Replit Agent.

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What matters

What your website should do for you

A verifiable CV

Qualifications, appointments, publications and testimony history should be complete and dated.

A measured tone

Avoid advocacy or outcome claims, which can be used to challenge independence.

Appropriate enquiries

Lawyers should be able to ask about availability and conflicts without sending case details through a web form.

Pages your site could have

A starting point. We plan the final pages around your content.

Home: Field of expertise and the kinds of matters you assist with
Expertise: Specific technical areas
CV: Qualifications, appointments and a downloadable CV
Publications and speaking: Papers, standards work and talks
Engagement: How retainers work, conflicts and availability
Contact: Availability enquiry form

Features you can add

Downloadable CV
Always current, with a "last updated" date.
Publication list
Structured and dated.
Availability enquiry form
Asks only for the parties for conflict checks and timing, with a notice not to send confidential materials.
Engagement information
How you are retained and general terms.

In your own words

Changes you could ask for

Type requests like these to Replit Agent, or email them to us if we look after your site. You see every change in a preview before it goes live.

Request 01

“Add my appointment to the CSA technical committee on concrete structures, effective September 2026, and update the CV.”

The appointment appears on the CV page and in the PDF if you attach an updated one.

Request 02

“Add a note that I am unavailable for new matters until March.”

An availability note appears on the engagement and contact pages.

Request 03

“Add the attached paper to publications.”

The publication is added in the existing format.

A fictional example

Moving from an old site

Before
An engineer who acts as an expert has a LinkedIn profile but no website that presents a complete, current CV.
The move
We build a measured, CV-centred site on Replit with publications and an availability form.
After
The expert updates the CV through Replit Agent, or forwards changes to us.

What we will ask you for

Full CV and qualifications
Publication and speaking list
Engagement terms you are comfortable publishing
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Works with tools you already use

Links to professional registries
Scheduling tools for introductory calls

Questions

Common questions

Should I list cases I have testified in?

Only information that is public and appropriate to share. Many experts list matter types rather than case names.

How is this different from the consulting page?

Commercial consulting sites sell outcomes. Expert witness sites emphasise credentials and independence, and avoid outcome claims.

Can lawyers check conflicts through the site?

The form can collect party names for a conflict check. It notes that no confidential materials should be sent.