Expert witnesses provide professional opinion evidence on matters beyond the expertise of judges or tribunals.
When dispute escalate to court, Tribunal or arbitration, their insights can help clarify complex technical issues.
The skills required of expert witnesses have become far more wide-ranging, and experts are required to be competent in a wide range of other skills other than just being a technical expert. And their communication skills will often need to cover both written and verbal.
Expert’s today must be fully conversant with, and comply with, increasingly intricate legal and procedural formalities that have become attached to the role
In this webinar Juan Carlos Venegas will cover the following topics:
- What is an Expert Witness?
- Duties of an Expert: Rules and Regulations
- What to avoid: failures based on Court cases
- Single Joint Expert: Best Practice and Pitfalls to avoid
- Expert’s Discussions and Joint Statements
- Expert Report and oral evidence
- Changing your opinion
By attending this session, you will:
- Carry out your duties as an Expert
- Avoid pitfalls and failures when instructed
- Master your oral evidence as per your Report
- Improve your Expert’s skills
This session will be of most interest to:
- Accountants
- Tax professionals/Tax Advisers
- Insolvency practitioners
- Finance professionals
- Bookkeepers
- Students who wish to gain an insight into a specialist area
Course level: Foundation / Intermediate