EXPERTS, IMPARTIALITY AND CELEBRITY BEDSPREADS: BE CAREFUL OF THE WAY YOU INSTRUCT EXPERTS AND YOU MAY SLEEP TIGHTLY (YOU SHOULD BE SO LUCKY)

In Ashley Wilde Group Ltd v BCPL Ltd [2019] EWHC 3166 (IPEC)   HHJ Melissa Clarke considered, and was critical of, the way in which an expert was instructed.  The difficulty was that the appointed expert moved from "hired gun" hired with the aim of finding the similarities in a design, to an expert ...

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