Dispute Resolution
Expert Witness - You Thought Not Being Paid Was A Problem
The Impact of Liverpool Victoria Insurance Co Ltd v Zafar
The consequences for an
expert witness who deliberately or recklessly makes false statements can be
severe. The risk is demonstrated by this case. The expert’s primary duty is to
the court, whether in written or oral evidence. But closer examination of the case invites questions as to how an expert
might legitimately change an opinion, from appointment to final
submission. How must experts arrive at
the final report and how should they document their processes?
London (16 September).
hours
Navigating and Resolving Rating Disputes in the Valuation and Upper Tribunals
This is a comprehensive review of the procedures, skills and
expectations for those that take rating disputes to the Valuation or Upper
Tribunal (Lands Chamber). Understanding the tribunal procedures,
adhering to the duties and expectations of an expert, and the impact of Gardiner Theobald LLP v. Jackson (VO) 2018 are key
reasons to attend.
London (16 October).
hours