Whilst modern life bombards our eyes with various sources of imagery, whether it be television, advertising or social media, there is an inherent danger in taking these images at face value. Within the legal framework ... read more

By Professor Leam A. Craig ... read more

The inherent unreliability of evidence prepared during trial, and the high risk that the evidence had been tailored to fit the current state of the claimant's case, caused the High Court to refuse the claimant ... read more

With at least parts of the UK economy managing to adapt and survive in the ‘new normal’ in the wake of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and businesses taking stock of their financial situation, ... read more

“A poor quality expert can cause serious damage…” ~ Delegate, Inspire MediLaw Annual Expert Witness Conference, December 2020 ... read more

Hello and welcome to the 35th edition of the Expert Witness Journal. ... read more

With the Civil Procedure Rules (Part 35) and the Jackson reforms in 2013 legislating to stop the expert witness being a hired gun, it is my experience that this approach when the instructions to experts is still ... read more

At the point of writing, we are now back in lockdown and although measures aren’t as tough as lockdown 1.0, they are still restrictive. ... read more

By Philip Collins, Partner at Winckworth Sherwood ... read more

Insurance is notoriously reviled by the majority of the population as both a ‘necessary evil’ and the grand-master of the small print ‘get out of jail’ card. Insurance protection is nevertheless very often ... read more