19 May 2026 Sean Mosby 1239 Podcast Podcast Episode 25: Preview of the EWI Annual Conference 2026 by Sean Mosby This month on the Expert Matters Podcast, we preview the EWI Annual Conference which will be held virtually on 19 June 2026. We look at some of the themes from expert witness conferences in 2025, including talking to Holly King about 'How to reduce the re-traumatisation of claimants in medico-legal litigation claims', consider the programme for our 2026 conference, and introduce a new segment on the podcast called 'A case that changed me'. As always, you can also listen to our 'What's going on at EWI' and 'Newsreel' segments to keep up-to-date on the latest developments in the world of expert witnesses and expert evidence. You can listen to the Expert Matters Podcast on a number of podcast apps, including spotify and apple podcasts. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:56 What's going on at EWI 02:00 Themes from 2025 Conferences 23:33 Preview of the 2026 EWI Annual Conference 29:40 A case that changed me 38:00 Newsreel 42:16 Conclusion The guests on this month's episode were: Abeezar Sarela Holly King The further information and resources we mention in this episode are: EWI 2026 Annual Conference Podcast 24: Marketing your expert witness practice Marketing Resource Guide EWI's three marketing webinars can be booked at: Expert Witness Institute > Training and Events Richard Marshall, AI & the Expert Witness Case update: Expert evidence in a vacuum of facts and startling use of Smart Glasses by the claimant Case update: Not realising your testing software audio records the testing Speech by the Master of the Rolls: Artificial Intelligence and the Judiciary How to Reduce the Re-traumatisation of Claimants in Medico-Legal Litigation Claims: Paper Commitment HK Physio You can contact Holly King at: holly@hkphysioltd.co.uk Update from Mr Justice Nicklin on the Transparency and Open Justice Board The recoverability and assessment of Medical Reporting Organisation Fees More links Link to the Podcast on Spotify Link to the Podcast on Apple Share Print Switch article David Abbott & Ors v Ministry of Defence [2026] EWHC 941 (KB) Previous Article Working with Expert Witnesses in Clinical Negligence Claims: Practical Considerations and Common Pitfalls Next Article Comments are only visible to subscribers.