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2 October 2012

Admissibility of expert evidence: When admissibility objections mean the Hot Tub is getting cold

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Both parties objected to the admissibility of the evidence of 12 different experts part way through the trial.
Australia Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration
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Introduction

In this edition of Expert Matters, Sally Davitt, a Director in our Sydney office, considers a recent case where both parties objected to the admissibility of the evidence of 12 different experts part way through the trial and just as they were about to enter the 'hot tub' to give concurrent evidence.

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ARTICLE
2 October 2012

Admissibility of expert evidence: When admissibility objections mean the Hot Tub is getting cold

Australia Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Contributor

KordaMentha, an independent firm in Asia-Pacific, specializes in cybersecurity, financial crime, forensic, performance improvement, real estate, and restructuring services. With a diverse team of almost 400 specialists, they provide customised solutions to help clients grow, protect from financial loss, and recover value. Trusted since 2002, they deliver bold, impactful solutions for clients.
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