PROVING THINGS 99: THE ROLE OF THE JOINTLY INSTRUCTED EXPERTS: TRIAL JUDGE COULD PREFER VIEWS OF OTHER EXPERT

The opinion of a single joint expert is not binding on the court.  This is clear from the judgment of Mr Justice Turner today in HJ v Burton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust [2018] EWHC 1227 (QB)

 "The opinion of a single joint expert who is not called to give evidence does not automatically trump th...

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