Over the past 45 years, Dr. Gerald M. Goldhaber has emerged as the nation's leading safety warnings and communication expert. He is the publisher of the Goldhaber Warnings Report. His clients have included over 100 of the top 500 corporations in the U.S. Fifty of the top 100 law firms and government agencies, including the FDA (for whom he consulted on a new nutritional label). Goldhaber’s clients have also included the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to establish guidelines for products ranging from All Terrain Vehicles (ATV's) to soda bottles to in-line skates, the USDA for whom he has consulted about potential warnings for sugary products. His expertise has also been sought by the Department of Defense (DOD) about warnings needed for military aircraft, bombs and other weapon systems, etc.  

He is the author of 12 books (including two of the all-time best sellers in the field of communication (Organizational Communication, the first and leading college textbook in the field of Organizational Communication, now in its 8th edition and translated into Spanish, Finnish and Chinese and Communication Probes, which sold over 1/4 million books), several hundred scientific papers and consumer/industry speeches as well as the subject of dozens of interviews by leading television networks and newspapers/magazines (Fortune, Forbes, Time, CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, New York Times, Boston Globe, Wall Street Journal, etc.) on safety communications and warnings. He is also the publisher of the monthly Goldhaber Warnings Report, now in its 11th year reaching over 10,000 lawyers nationally, the instructor of the official digital course on warnings and safety communications for the National Association of Continuing Legal Education (NACLE), the nation's leading provider of continuing education for the legal profession as well as the official provider of webinar and Blab lectures on warnings and safety communications for Experts.Com, the nation's leading provider of expert witnesses.   

Dr. Goldhaber has testified and/or consulted for lawyers representing corporations or injured parties in over 1000 lawsuits since 1978 and is currently CNN's and CNN.Com’s chief commentator/analyst for issues dealing with warnings and/or safety communications.

Dr Goldhaber's 12th book, Murder, Inc.: How Unregulated Industry Kills or Injures Thousands of Americans Every Year... and What You Can Do About It was published in 2020. The book features the seven most common behaviors in our lives (residing, eating, working, playing, traveling, healing and communicating) and explains how, due to a lack of safety information, each of the seven can either injure or kill us unless the “safety triad” of government, manufacturers and consumers follow the steps of “principled disclosure.” The audiobook was recently released as well.