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Reliable expert evidence: lessons from the courts

Webinar

27 Sep 2022

6:00PM - 7:00PM

Join us for this session where we will look at the key things that experts and those instructing experts need to consider to ensure evidence is not rejected by the courts.
Members and non-members
Disputes frequently turn on expert evidence. 
In this webinar, Fenwick Elliott’s Edward Foyle and Huw Wilkins consider the rules experts and those instructing them must follow to ensure that an expert’s evidence is not rejected by the courts, with a review of recent court judgments regarding experts’ duties and “expert shopping”.

About our speakers:

Edward Foyle: Edward is a Partner at Fenwick Elliott LLP. He specialises in the resolution of disputes arising from construction and infrastructure projects around the world in areas such as offshore wind, renewables, the power sector, offshore oil and gas, aviation and port developments.

Huw Wilkins: Huw is a Senior Associate at Fenwick Elliott LLP. He has a broad range of experience of construction and engineering law and specialises in dispute avoidance and resolution.

Cost:

Members - £30
Non-members £45

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Disclaimer

Event content is provided to members and non-members of the Expert Witness Institute in support of their work. It represents the Institute’s view of good practice in a particular area, and members are not obliged to follow it. It does not constitute legal or professional advice and should not be relied upon as a substitute for legal advice. Whilst care has been taken to ensure that the content is accurate, up to date, and useful, the Expert Witness Institute will not accept any legal liability in relation to it. If specific advice or information is required, then a suitably qualified professional should be consulted.

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