3 July Case Updates Biased instructions, harassment and acting pro bono 07. Receiving Instructions, 08. Working with Instructing Parties, Pro Bono Few reported cases assist as to expert evidence in cases of harassment and on the issue of injury to feelings as distinct from psychiatric injury. This summary should be read for this reason. It illustrates how the expert should respond to less than neutral instructions. It illustrates how cardiological evidence was analysed in order for the court to conclude that the defendant’s course of conduct had caused a myocardial infarction. It also reveals the charitable aspect of pro bono legal practice. Wei v Long [2025] EWHC 912 (KB)