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| IMS ExpertServices | |
| Type | Private Company |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1992 |
| Headquarters | Template:Country data US Pensacola, Florida, USA |
| Key people | Mike Wein, CEO BillWein, President Ted Gorder, Vice President of Operations Bill Hueter, Vice President of Business Development |
| Industry | Legal Services |
| Products | We locate, vet and deliver expert witnesses and consultants for top attorneys and Fortune 1000 clients |
| Contact | Phone::877-838-8464 Web:IMS ExpertServices [1] |
| Reference | |
IMS ExpertServices is an expert witness provider that specializes in connecting highly credentialed, experienced expert witnesses and consultants with attorneys from top law firms. Their clients include 97 of the AmLaw 100 and more than half of the Fortune 1000.
History
IMS ExpertServices was established in 1992 as a telecommunications executive headhunting firm. As the demands of the marketplace changed, the company utilized the same skill sets in the emerging and profitable market of expert witness delivery. Another pivotal moment in the company's history came when IMS ExpertServices narrowed its scope to only deliver expert witnesses and consultants for complex business to business litigation.
How IMS Works
When an attorney contacts IMS about a case, they start by determining the precise type of expert needed. Their research department then searches through internal and external resources to discover industry professionals, academicians and researchers who fit the description.
After they have located multiple candidates who meet the criteria, their recruiters then contact these experts to confirm qualifications, availability and interest. The most highly credentialed and experienced experts who meet the case needs are then presented to the attorney.
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