As mentioned in the first post of this series, the current law in Australia is that expert witnesses still enjoy immunity. This issue has
This post continues the three-part series on the UK Supreme Court’s decision Jones v Kaney [2011] 2 AC 398 which held that experts no longer
After the UK Supreme Court’s decision in Jones v Kaney [2011] 2 AC 398 experts no longer enjoy immunity from being sued. This post will begin a three-part series
A recent murder case from the United States has highlighted again the limitations involved when interpreting DNA evidence in a criminal case. A millionaire was
Colloquially known as hot-tubbing, the practice of concurrent evidence is gaining significant traction in Australian jurisdictions. In fact, the New South Wales Law Reform
Many developments have occurred in the context of litigation to overcome its prohibitive time and money costs and achieve the overriding purpose of the Civil
