Charlotte Wells & Co is the latest organisation to join EWI’s Corporate Partnership scheme.

A high-court judge reminds experts of their duties to the court.

The Forensic Science Regulator has made a draft of the core part of the single statutory code available for informal comment.

The core competencies framework for Expert Witnesses sets out the attributes, knowledge, and skills that experts must develop if they wish to act as an Expert Witness.

The December 2021 issue of his Newsletter (Issue 37) has now been published.

Expert evidence can be crucial to the success, or failure, of a construction dispute; for example, a case can turn on a judge’s preference for one expert’s delay analysis over the other. Consequently, as Huw Wilkins explains, it is important that experts, as well as instructing solicitors and clients, understand the rules regulating expert evidence in dispute resolution procedures.

HM Courts and Tribunals Service have revised their COVID guidance for attending a court or tribunal.

Tne National Archives is on track to deliver the first phase of a project to create a single official portal to access court judgments

The judge in a recent murder trial has suggested the CPS undertake an inquiry after it was found that the prosecution's Expert Witness had "lost sight of his overriding duty to the court, and failed to comply with the requirements of Crim PD Part 19 and the CPS Guidance to Experts."

A medical expert has been ordered to pay more than £50,000 for wasted costs after his report was used as the basis for an abortive negligence claim.