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Some Observations on the Use of Experts

by David Levin

David Levin QC & Ian Percy. Society of Construction Law Conference, Brisbane August 2011.

Based on our experience, we favour the following approach to expert evidence in major litigation:

  • Early involvement of the Court to assist the parties determine or to specify the matters to be the subject of expert evidence
  • Experts of like discipline being instructed to provide an opinion on the agreed or specified matters (in addition to any other matter the party engaging them wants an opinion on)
  • After exchange of reports, experts meeting in conference and producing a joint report a reasonable time prior to trial
  • In appropriate cases an independent facilitator being engaged to chair the joint conference of experts and produce the report
  • In appropriate cases, experts being involved in the mediation[1]
  • Experts giving their evidence concurrently on an issue by issue basis

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