WHEN THE JOINTLY INSTRUCTED EXPERT REPORT IS OF “LITTLE OR NO” ASSISTANCE TO THE COURT: A CASE IN POINT

The courts encourages the use of jointly instructed experts   However this does not mean that the case, or even key issues in the case, are necessarily determined by those experts.   Here we have a case where the judge held that the jointly instructed expert's report was of "little or no assistance"...

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