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If the subject matter is not commonly understood by ordinary people, then evidence may be offered by someone with specialized knowledge and experience. This person is called an “expert witness.” In most medical malpractice cases, the plaintiff cannot prove the case unless an “expert” testifies regarding the issues of “standard of care” and “causation.
