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Practical Law UK Practice Note 5-203-0899 (Approx. 21 pages)

Single joint experts

by Practical Law Dispute Resolution, based on an original by Shanti Mauger, formerly of Enterprise Chambers
This practice note considers when using a single joint expert is appropriate, the advantages and disadvantages of doing so, and the relevant procedure. It also sets out the potential arguments which could be used to oppose the appointment of a single joint expert and what to do when things go wrong after the appointment of a single joint expert.

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