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Advice on Expert Fees after CXR v Dome Holdings
Sean Mosby 513
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Advice on Expert Fees after CXR v Dome Holdings

bySean Mosby

 

This article was originally published in the autumn 2024 edition of Expert Matters. 

Introduction

Many expert witnesses, primarily in medico-legal work, use a third-party organisation to help them in their practice. If you use an organisation which invoices the instructing solicitor for your services, you should be aware of legal developments which might affect the information that organisation needs to provide, in order to recover their bill as part of the legal costs recovered at the end of the case.

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The EWI is running a webinar on costs on the 29th October to clarify the range of issues experts face in this area. To book, please visit: www.ewi.org.uk/Training-and-Events/Event-Details/eventDateId/232

 

 

             

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