About Us
Natalie Schilling, Ph.D.
President and CEO
Professor Emerita, Linguistics, Georgetown University
Natalie Schilling Consulting, LLC offers expert witness services in forensic linguistics, language analysis for technological and other applications, and professional writing and editorial services, including technical writing, tech marketing writing, and product documentation. Natalie also offers media and entertainment consulting in matters of linguistics, forensic linguistics, and dialects and accents, and has consulted on shows such as Criminal Minds and Manhunt: Unabomber.
Services
Forensic Linguistics
Expert witness analysis, reporting, and testimony in criminal and civil cases involving language evidence.
Language Analysis and Linguistic Consulting
Linguistic analysis and consulting for research and application, including AI and other language-based technologies.
Writing and Editorial Services
Professional writing and editing on scientific, technical, and other topics for specialists, clients and customers, and general audiences.
Media and Entertainment Consulting
Expert advice and training for media and entertainment professionals on dialects and accents, language, linguistics, and communication.
Projects, Workshops, and Training
Deep Dives
16
Apr
4.14.2025: Natalie Schilling on Effectively Wild
Natalie gets involved with a 130-year-old sports mystery!
17
Jan
1.17.2025 – Cold Red Podcast: The Intersection of Language and Law
Natalie joins the Cold Red podcast to discuss the intersection of language and...
7
Jan
The Case of the Mystery Dialect
Natalie Schilling, forensic linguist, talks about her involvement in ‘The Case of the...
26
Nov
11.26.2024: Grammar Girl Discusses Trademarks, Featuring Article Written by Natalie Schilling
Grammar Girl discusses how writers can navigate use of trademarked terms, featuring a...
21
Nov
Language Science and Trademark Disputes
How do terms like "aspirin," "air fryer," "teleprompter," and "trampoline" go from being...
21
Nov
Forensic Linguistics: Language in Evidence
We all know that DNA evidence, fingerprints, and other physical evidence can be...