EXPERT WATCH 72: THE DEFENDANT HAD LEFT IT TOO LATE TO OBJECT TO THE CLAIMANTS’ EXPERT EVIDENCE: THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE AT TRIAL NOT AT THE APPEAL STAGE

If a party is going to object to their opponents relying on expert evidence this is best done promptly.  Leaving it to the appeal stage is dangers - as this case shows.  The defendant received a report, commented on the the report in the counter-schedule and made no objection to it being in the tria...

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