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The ethics and legality of conferring with another party’s expert

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The ethics and legality of conferring with another party’s expert

Speakers:
Geoffrey Diehm KC, Hemmant’s List, Brisbane
William Isdale, Hemmant’s List, Brisbane
Ben Whitten, Hemmant’s List Brisbane (Chair)

Venue:
Recorded at the Hemmant’s List Centre, Brisbane, during August 2024

In the context of civil litigation, it it legal — and ethical — to confer with another party's expert witness? Or does an expert owe duties — such as fiduciary duties — to the party retaining them that would preclude this? In this seminar, Geoffrey Diehm KC and William Isdale will consider and address these issues. Their presentation is focussed on the legal position in Austraiia, but will discuss the relevance of some recent UK case law and whether it may be followed here.
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Speaker Geoffrey Diehm KC, Hemmant’s List, Brisbane
William Isdale, Hemmant’s List, Brisbane
Ben Whitten, Hemmant’s List Brisbane (Chair)
Venue Recorded at the Hemmant’s List Centre, Brisbane
Date August 2024
Length 1 hour
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