TALES FROM THE APIL CONFERENCE 3: EXPERT WITNESSES ON LIABILITY: THE DEFENDANT’S EXPERT “DID NOT TREAT THE DEFENDANT’S CASE WITH THE IMPARTIALITY WHICH HIS DUTY TO THE COURT REQUIRES”

Yesterday, at the conference, I was talking on the subject of the use of expert witnesses in establishing liability.  There is an almost immutable rule of law that a new case comes along the day after you have been lecturing on something (or completed a manuscript).  This applies here.  The claimant...

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