Latest developments in expert witness evidence

Today I present a webinar on the latest developments in expert evidence for LexisNexis’ annual CPR Update, which will be broadcast on 13 October and will remain available on their website for a year.

The topics I covered included the: Read More

Hot-tubbing – Concurrent Expert Evidence

Concurrent expert evidence is said to save time, save costs, improve the quality of the expert evidence and assist the court’s understanding of the expert evidence.  On 1 August 2016 the Civil Justice Council published a study by its new Civil Litigation Review Working Group on how the process of concurrent expert evidence was operating in English courtrooms and whether the overall aims were being achieved three years after the Jackson Review introduced this technique into CPR. Read More

Several recent cases have addressed this contentious area, particularly concerning experts making statements of opinion reasonably related to facts within their knowledge and comments based on their own experience [1]. Read More

Why you should choose us?

Today Charles Lazarevic and several of his highly experienced forensic accountants in London from Moore Stephens LLP, a top-10 global firm, moved to new premises within Gray’s Inn, one of the four Inns of Court, to be close to many of the leading firms of solicitors, barristers’ chambers and many courts and tribunals.  The new firm aims to provide a tailored, quality forensic accounting services, financial investigations and expert witness service, drawing on the team’s extensive experience and deep insight. Read More