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I like both of the following two web sites on Daubert case law. Your particular needs and tastes may tell you that one is better than the other for you.

The Daubert Tracker. has a service ("The Daubert Tracker ") that tracks all Daubert style cases and allows you to research particular jurisdictions and even particular experts. It would be the preferred way to research a particular expert. One feature of great advantage is the quick way it provides to look at the docket sheet of relevant cases and order documents you can use in your own case. To my way of thinking, The Daubert Tracker is geared to persons using medical experts, as it should be, for a company that is grounded on medical-legal experts. Both the Daubert Tracker and the Daubert On the Web noted below are somewhat geared to the person in a teaching environment or with time to think about something more than the current case on which they are working.

Daubert On the Web is the second online service that tracks Daubert style cases that I would recommend to you. This is Peter Nordberg's excellent site on the Daubert line of cases. It has a link to Bucklin, with the comment that our web pages contain contains Daubert expert witness information that is helpful material from a practitioner. Nordberg's page tells a lawyer what he/she needs to know. It is the "fast and easy" site to navigate. It does not have the resources of The Daubert Tracker in getting details of the individual cases. (The Tracker lets you get case documents.) Daubert On The Web would be the preferred way to learn Daubert law and apply it if you are a busy trial lawyer (Tracker in many ways assumes you know the law, and are looking for details of cases or about certain experts) Daubert On the Web has links to lots of other relevant source materials.

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