The Expert Witness and His Evidence

by Michael & King Reynolds (Author), P S D (Author)

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  Hardcover
  1992

  $3.34

  The role of the expert witness has grown considerably with the enormous increase in litigation, particularly in the field of construction. This practical guide takes the expert through his duties stage by stage. The second edition includes more information on evidence, guidance on the expert's role in conciliation and mediation work and a new chapter on negligence detailing the latest developments.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1988

  $3.34

  There has been an enormous increase in construction litigation over the last decade. Many cases, whether heard before the courts or in arbitration, turn on technical facts rather than points of law, and the role of the expert witness - the architect, engineer or surveyor who gives technical evidence - has therefore grown considerably in importance. However, acting as an expert witness can be daunting for those who do not have extensive experience, and a good case can be lost by poor presentation of expert advice. Written jointly by a solicitor and a surveyor, this practical guide gives a step-by-step account of the expert's duties.