Prof. Edward K. Cheng on Why Expert Exclusions Matter More Than You Think

What happens when an expert witness is excluded? Does it damage their credibility forever—or is the fear greater than the actual impact?

In this thought-provoking episode, Professor Ed Cheng of Vanderbilt Law School—co-author of Modern Scientific Evidence—joins Ashish Arun on On the Stand to explore the data, psychology, and professional fallout of expert exclusions in court.

📌 In this episode:
– Why exclusions are seen as the “scarlet letter” of the expert world
– Does one exclusion increase the risk of being excluded again?
– What judges really do with Rule 702 and Daubert motions
– Whether AI and consensus can reshape how we evaluate expert testimony
– Advice for experts facing exclusion—and how to come back stronger

If you're an expert witness, trial attorney, or legal scholar—this episode is a must-listen.

#ExpertWitness #EdCheng #OnTheStandPodcast #DaubertChallenge #Rule702 #EvidenceLaw #TrialLawyers #LegalPodcast #AshishArun

What happens when an expert witness is excluded? Does it damage their credibility forever—or is the fear greater than the actual impact?

In this thought-provoking episode, Professor Ed Cheng of Vanderbilt Law School—co-author of Modern Scientific Evidence—joins Ashish Arun on On the Stand to explore the data, psychology, and professional fallout of expert exclusions in court.

📌 In this episode:
– Why exclusions are seen as the “scarlet letter” of the expert world
– Does one exclusion increase the risk of being excluded again?
– What judges really do with Rule 702 and Daubert motions
– Whether AI and consensus can reshape how we evaluate expert testimony
– Advice for experts facing exclusion—and how to come back stronger

If you're an expert witness, trial attorney, or legal scholar—this episode is a must-listen.

#ExpertWitness #EdCheng #OnTheStandPodcast #DaubertChallenge #Rule702 #EvidenceLaw #TrialLawyers #LegalPodcast #AshishArun