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The Expert Witness in Construction

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

28.10.2013

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Seitenzahl

370

Maße (L/B/H)

25,1/17,7/2,7 cm

Gewicht

894 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-470-65593-1

Beschreibung

Rezension

Book review

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers: Management, Procurement and the Law

The result of this collaboration is an excellent book providing a comprehensive coverage of the many facets of the work of an expert witness, both from a legal and practical viewpoint. The topics are covered in sufficient depth to be of real value and help to experienced prectitioners as well as being written in a style that is accessible and informative to the less experienced but aspiring expert or party representative, the parties themselves seeking to understand better what might be expected of an expert, and indeed anyone with an interest in the subject.... The joint authors appear to have collaborated closely to produce a comprehensive, coherent and valuable source of reference on the often misunderstood and different roles of the expert in construction disputes.

-- Barry Manie

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

28.10.2013

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Seitenzahl

370

Maße (L/B/H)

25,1/17,7/2,7 cm

Gewicht

894 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-470-65593-1

Herstelleradresse

Produktsicherheitsverantwortliche/r
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: The Expert Witness in Construction
  • Preface ix

    Acknowledgement xi

    Part 1

    1 Introduction 3

    1.1 Introduction 3

    1.2 What is expert evidence? 4

    1.3 The expanding role of the expert witness 5

    1.4 What makes a good expert witness? 7

    1.5 What is an expert witness and what is an expert witness used for? 10

    1.6 Duties of the expert witness 16

    1.7 Use of expert evidence 19

    1.8 Summary 21

    2 Independence and Duties 23

    2.1 Introduction 23

    2.2 Duties of expert witnesses 23

    2.3 Partiality and impartiality 26

    2.4 Failings in obligations 28

    2.5 Investigations 29

    2.6 Conflict of interest 30

    2.7 Those giving instructions 33

    2.8 Summary - nature of the conflicting duty 35

    3 Roles in Different Forums 37

    3.1 Introduction 37

    3.2 Litigation 38

    3.3 Arbitration 44

    3.4 Adjudication 45

    3.5 Mediation 47

    3.6 Expert determination 48

    3.7 Informal processes 49

    3.8 Summary 50

    4 Different Types of Expert 51

    4.1 Introduction 51

    4.2 The expert witness 51

    4.3 The expert advisor 51

    4.4 Tribunal-appointed experts 56

    4.5 The single joint expert 62

    4.6 Assessors 81

    4.7 Expert determination 83

    4.8 Expert evaluation 91

    4.9 ICC expertise rules 92

    4.10 The advocate and expert witness 94

    5 Procedural Rules, Evidential Rules and Professional Codes 95

    5.1 Introduction 95

    5.2 Civil Procedure Rules 96

    5.3 Domestic arbitration 105

    5.4 International arbitration 112

    5.5 The IBA Rules of Evidence 120

    5.6 Professional institute rules 124

    5.7 Summary 128

    6 The International Dimension 129

    6.1 Introduction 129

    6.2 What is international? 130

    6.3 General issues arising 130

    6.4 Key differences in approach 131

    6.5 International legal issues 134

    6.6 International application of professional standards 135

    Part 2

    7 Selection and Appointment 139

    7.1 Introduction 139

    7.2 Pre-appointment 142

    7.3 Availability 145

    7.4 Expert witness interviews 146

    7.5 Terms and conditions 150

    7.6 Fees and getting paid 151

    7.7 Instructions 154

    7.8 Ending the appointment 161

    7.9 Summary 164

    8 Obtaining Information 165

    8.1 Introduction 165

    8.2 Litigation 166

    8.3 Domestic arbitration 166

    8.4 International arbitration 167

    8.5 Getting started 169

    8.6 Focusing in on the issues 172

    8.7 Electronic disclosure 174

    8.8 Further documents and disclosure 174

    8.9 Other experts 175

    8.10 Redfern Schedules 177

    8.11 At the trial or hearing 178

    8.12 Access to the site and property 179

    8.13 Translation of documents 179

    8.14 Other problem areas 180

    8.15 The expert report 182

    8.16 Summary 182

    9 Writing Reports 183

    9.1 Introduction 183

    9.2 Where to start 184

    9.3 Duty to the tribunal 186

    9.4 Independent opinions 187

    9.5 Writing the report 193

    9.6 Structure, layout, contents 198

    9.7 The expert's qualifications 204

    9.8 Use of assistants 208

    9.9 All sources shown 212

    9.10 Facts and instructions relied upon 214

    9.11 Accurate and complete 217

    9.12 Sampling 219

    9.13 Instructions received 221

    9.14 Joint briefs or terms of reference 223

    9.15 Qualifications or ranges of opinions 225

    9.16 Report conclusions 227

    9.17 Statement of truth 227

    9.18 Declarations 228

    9.19 Questions on an expert report 230

    10 Meetings of Experts 233

    10.1 Introduction 233

    10.2 Purpose 238

    10.3 Timing 241

    10.4 Agenda 243

    10.5 How to record and report on the meeting 249

    10.6 Producing a joint statement 252

    10.7 Binding effect of experts' agreements 258

    10.8 Attendance of lawyers 264

    10.9 Involving a tribunal expert/facilitator/manager 266

    10.10 Attendance of the arbitrator 269

    10.11 A change of expert 271

    10.12 Conclusions 274

    11 Giving Evidence 275

    11.1 Introduction 275

    11.2 Will oral evidence be taken? 277

    11.3 Preparation before the hearing 279

    11.4 Split hearings 285

    11.5 Giving evidence at the hearing 288

    11.6 Modern technology 291

    11.7 Examination-in-chief 293

    11.8 Cross-examination 294

    11.9 Tribunal examination 297

    11.10 Re-examination 298

    11.11 'In purdah' 298

    11.12 'Hot tubbing' 299

    11.13 Tribunal- and jointly-appointed experts 306

    11.14 Ex-parte proceedings 307

    11.15 Post-hearing activities 308

    12 Liability and Immunity 311

    12.1 Introduction 311

    12.2 How could liability arise? 311

    12.3 General immunity as it has been historically 313

    12.4 Erosion of the general position 314

    12.5 Current expert liability (for what and to whom) 315

    12.6 The facts of Jones v Kaney 316

    12.7 The main judgment 317

    12.8 Issues for experts to consider 322

    12.9 Likely future developments 322

    Appendix 1 Useful Websites for Further Information and Common Abbreviations 325

    Appendix 2 Tables Comparing Rules for Different Types of Expert Involvement 327

    Appendix 3 Typical Tribunal Order for 'Hot Tubbing' 345

    Index