Expert witness

Articles

29 Jun 2012

How can accountants assist in matrimonial disputes?

David Liddell outlines recent departures by the family courts from traditional business valuation methodology

29 Jun 2012

Technical disputes: the benefits of expert determination

This method can resolve disputes in a quick, fair 'and cost-effective manner, 'but how does it work and in what ways does it differ from other forms of ADR? Professor Robert Jackson explains

29 Jun 2012

Battling the threat to expert evidence

The government has 'launched a raft of legislation and consultations in an attempt to radically reduce court costs, including those generated by experts. But while many believe the cut backs are too extreme, in 'the short term experts will have to adapt their practices to make their work pay. 'Mark Solon reports

29 Jun 2012

Complex liability cases: learn from past mistakes

A recent case contains essential guidance for those relying on experts in highly technical cases, say Anthony Greenwood and Leanna Mailer

30 Apr 2012

Research challenges plans to restrict role of family experts

Children 'would inevitably suffer' if government goes ahead

23 Apr 2012

Research challenges Norgrove's negative picture of social worker experts

Research by Oxford University has challenged government plans to restrict the role of independent social worker (ISW) experts in family cases.

12 Mar 2012

How valuable is expert evidence when assessing a patient in a vegetative state?

Richard Scorer and Gemma Hall discuss experts' roles in cases involving the possible withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment and in compensation claims

28 Feb 2012

Missing link?

James Clery reflects on how advances in forensic science over the last 19 years have affected the Stephen Lawrence case