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20 April 2018

Expert evidence in arbitration

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The article provides insights into being retained as an expert witness in Arbitration, Court and other proceedings.
Australia Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

The April 2018 Edition of Asian Disputes Review, features an article authored by KordaMentha Partner John Temple-Cole which explains how, and why Experts Should be Under Control when Providing Evidence in Arbitration.

The article provides insights into the experience of being retained as an expert witness in Arbitration, Court and other proceedings, and features examples from the shared experiences of senior KordaMentha Forensic experts Owain Stone, David Van Homrigh, Brian Wood and Shimin Lin. It emphasises the importance of early expert briefings, engaging with experts to get the questions right, and explores some of the issues experts may face during the joint conferencing and concurrent evidence process.

To read the full article as featured in the April 2018 Edition of Asian Disputes Review click the download PDF button below.

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