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Can a court reject an uncontroverted expert report?

by Mark Tottenham BL | Nov 6, 2020 | Admissibility of expert evidence, Expert determination of disputes, Role of decision maker

The High Court of England and Wales has considered the question of whether a trial court is entitled to reject a plaintiff’s expert evidence, where no expert evidence has been preferred by the defendant. The claimant had suffered food poisoning while visiting...

Terms of expert determination are referable to the terms of the contract

by Mark Tottenham BL | Jan 31, 2020 | Expert determination of disputes

The Supreme Court of Ireland has considered circumstances in which an independent expert can determine matters of law if a dispute is referred to him or her. In Dunnes Stores v McCann [2020] IESC 1 (22 January 2020), the plaintiffs argued that the independent expert...

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Categories

  • Admissibility of expert evidence
  • Arbitration, mediation and conciliation
  • Case management
  • Concurrent evidence ('hot tubbing')
  • Duties of expert witnesses
  • Education of decision makers
  • Engaging experts
  • Examination of experts
  • Examples of expert evidence
  • Expert determination of disputes
  • Foreign laws
  • Misconduct by experts
  • Privilege over communications with experts
  • Qualifications of expert witnesses
  • Role of decision maker
  • Single experts / assessors
  • Tribunals, inquiries and parliamentary hearings
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Jurisdictions

  • Australia
  • Canada
  • Civil law jurisdictions
  • Hong Kong
  • India
  • Ireland
  • Supranational tribunals
  • United Kingdom
  • United States of America

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