When Does an Expert Report Need to Be Served as an Affidavit?
Generally expert witness reports do not need to be served as an affidavit. The only jurisdiction which requires an affidavit to be provided in
Generally expert witness reports do not need to be served as an affidavit. The only jurisdiction which requires an affidavit to be provided in
When preparing a letter of instruction for an expert witness, it is recommended that legal practitioners abstain from directly asking experts ‘ultimate issue’ legal questions. This is due to the risk that the expert witness’s answer will be deemed as being beyond their expert knowledge and be inadmissible, by virtue of not falling under the Expert Exception Rule in Section 79 of the Evidence Act.
Conclaves allow courts to clarify the divergent and numerous expert opinions they need to address in more technical matters requiring two or more expert opinions.
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