Discovery Engineering is a leading authority in software expert witness. I possess an in-depth understanding of the communications infrastructure of networks and the Internet, allowing me to grasp its direct implications for your case.
My expertise extends across various domains, including networking, data communications, Internet protocols, Internet of Things (IoT), and protocol development and standards. Additionally, we specialize in cutting-edge technologies such as GPS, mobile and cellular location, location-based services (LBS), E911, communications software, and a wide range of other technological devices and services.
Reach out to me today to discover how the intricate mechanics of the Internet and the ever-evolving state of technology intersect with your unique legal matter.
Software, in its broadest sense, can be traced back to the early development of computing machines. The concept of software emerged in the mid-20th century as advancements were made in computer technology.
Software is everywhere. We depend on software daily to:
Software has become an inseparable part of our lives and society. When software malfunctions or encounters issues, the consequences can be significant.
Mr. McFarland’s expertise in engineering and applied research is recognized by legal, insurance, industry, and government clients alike which make him an ideal electrical engineer expert witness.
My practice covers various cases involving electrical, electronic, or telecommunications phenomena.
I work in both civil and criminal cases for the plaintiff or defense.
I have worked with plaintiff and defense lawyers on civil cases in several fields, including wrongful death, personal injury, product liability, medical malpractice, class action, insurance claims, auto accidents, contract disputes, and more.
Some criminal cases I’ve worked on have involved securities fraud, homicide, sex trafficking, and home invasion. The criminal cases usually center around cellular, mobile phone, GPS, and other electronic evidence.
I’ve been blessed with the opportunity to gain excellent academic credentials.
I have a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA. My first Master’s degree is in Telecommunications Engineering, and my second Master’s degree is in Engineering Management- both from the University of Colorado at Boulder. I also completed about 2/3 of an MSEE degree in RF engineering from Drexel University in Philadelphia before moving to Colorado.
Lastly, I procured the highest credential available in the quality sciences: the Six Sigma Master Black Belt. This required eight graduate courses (24 credit hours) in applied statistics and research at the University of Colorado.
