WHEN YOU DON’T CALL THE OTHER SIDE’S EXPERTS TO COURT, BUT WANT TO CHALLENGE THEIR CONCLUSIONS: ANOTHER CASE

The post yesterday dealt with a case where the claimants failed in its attempt to go behind the defendant's experts in a case where the claimants' expert was never disclosed. Similar issues were considered in the interesting decision of the employment Tribunal in Jhuti -v- Royal Mail Group Ltd, a co...

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