Behavioral and Social Sciences Expert Witnesses in Georgia

Atlanta, Georgia

Artificial Intelligence, Behavioral and Social Sciences - AI, Defamation, Online Harassment, Statistical Analysis, Sampling Bias, Polling Methodology, Survey Design, Survey Validity, Polling Methodology, Social Media, Political Advertising, Cyberbullying, Conspiracy Theories, Political Communication, Election Disputes, First Amendment, Vaccine Hesitancy, LLM, Measurement Error, Data Analysis

Sean Richey, Ph.D., is a Full Professor of Political Science at Georgia State University specializing in digital communication, online information environments, public opinion formation, and survey methodology. His research examines how narratives spread online, how individuals form beliefs, and how communication environments influence perception, reputational harm, and behavior. Dr. Richey has authored seven books and more than thirty peer-reviewed publications on political communication, online discourse, persuasion, conspiracy beliefs, civic behavior, and internet-mediated information environments. His recent work includes research on artificial intelligence systems, social media amplification, misinformation, and digital persuasion dynamics. He provides litigation consulting and expert analysis in matters involving: online defamation and reputational harm, AI-generated misinformation, social media amplification, digital narrative spread, survey methodology disputes, polling i...

Decatur, Georgia

Marketing, Behavioral and Social Sciences - consumer perception, likelihood of confusion, secondary meaning, implied endorsement, trademark infringement, false advertising, brand dilution, claim substantiation, survey design, trade dress, packaging perceptions, statistical analysis, false endorsement, consumer surveys, survey evidence, consumer confusion, copyright

Dr. Ward is a consumer behavior scholar and expert witness who helps courts and litigants evaluate how consumers perceive brands, advertising, product design, and marketplace communications. Her work applies behavioral science, consumer psychology, and marketing principles to trademark, trade dress, false advertising, and related intellectual property matters. Her expert witness work includes intellectual property litigation involving likelihood of confusion, secondary meaning, brand dilution, and related consumer perception issues, including the design and evaluation of litigation-oriented consumer surveys and service as a rebuttal expert in federal and state court proceedings.