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Instruction of Expert Evidence in Financial Remedy Proceedings - Guidance & Pitfalls to Avoid

Instruction of Expert Evidence in Financial Remedy Proceedings - Guidance & Pitfalls to Avoid

Available to view from 21 Oct 2024

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Level
Update: Requires no prior subject knowledge
CPD
1.25 hours
Viewership
Access for entire organisation

Introduction

This webinar will be useful for those who seek a better understanding of the advice to be provided to clients who are dissatisfied with the SJE report - which is a common problem in practice.

This webinar will help you have a better understanding of the potential merits and pitfalls of your client's application for an independent expert. You will receive practical advice on what steps you can take or advise the client to take in the first instance, before embarking on a potentially expensive court application, which will have cost consequences.

An update in case law and guidance on what steps you can advise your client to take when they are dissatisfied with the SJE report will also be discussed.

What You Will Learn

This webinar will cover the following:

  • Brief introduction into the instruction of SJE
  • Options if the client is unhappy with the SJE report
  • Discussion about what developments there have been in terms of caselaw and guidance from the courts
  • Impartiality of experts - Gallagher v Gallagher - what steps solicitors and clients should take to ensure the boundaries are not crossed as they were in this case
  • Practical steps for clients to take

This pre-recorded webinar will be available to view from Monday 21st October 2024

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Instruction of Expert Evidence in Financial Remedy Proceedings - Guidance & Pitfalls to Avoid