RAKING UP OLD CASES WAS NOT A FRUITFUL GROUND FOR CROSS-EXAMINATION OF AN EXPERT

In contemporary litigation it is not unusual for the parties to spend some time (perhaps a considerably time) looking for material about previous cases that expert witnesses were involved in.  This may not always be time well spent.   In Richards -v- Speechley Bircham LLP [2022] EWHC 935 (Comm)  HHJ...