27 Aug 2014New guidance published for instruction of experts in civil claimsGuidance will assist litigants, practitioners and experts to understand best practice
22 Jul 2014Damage control: Defamation Act in forceStuart Evans and Simon Garner say that a stricter approach will hopefully lead to speedier resolutions
19 Jun 2014False reporting is a threat to justiceIll-informed and poorly researched media reports undermine the valuable role experts play in family proceedings, says Dr Julia Brophy
19 Jun 2014Successful outcomes at proportional costRichard Formby considers the flexible use of accounting expertise in the? post-Jackson landscape
19 Jun 2014Making the solicitor-expert witness relationship workSolicitor Catherine Leech and expert witness Robert Sells consider how to forge a fruitful partnership in an increasingly unfavourable environment
19 Jun 2014Cinderella law is not the answerThe proposed new legislation to protect children from emotional abuse may cause more problems than it solves, says Graham Rogers
19 Jun 2014Timetabling in the wake of Jackson and MitchellExperts are cherry picking cases and building slack into their timetables as the reforms intended to reduce waste and costs threaten to have the opposite effect, says Mark Solon
18 Jun 2014Whiplash and co: a different slantMedical experts need to be aware of the underlying pathology of cases in order to make an accurate diagnosis, says Richard Scott-Watson