Guidance for the instruction of experts to give evidence in Civil claims 2012
Objective
The purpose of this guidance is to assist litigants, those instructing experts and experts in understanding best practice with regard to compliance with Part 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR or the Rules) and the overriding objective. Experts and those who instruct them should ensure they are familiar with CPR 35 and its associated practice direction (PD or PD35).
Outcome
The revised Protocol will now be considered by the Civil Procedure Rule Committee and will, it is anticipated, be annexed to PD 35 in due course.
Members:
John Pickering, Chair
Mark Harvey – Council Member solicitor and claimant representative.
Simon Margolis – Chief Executive of Premex – a leading Medical Reports Agency.
Dr Jan Wise – Medical Expert and BMA member
Simon Cuerden – Deloitte – Forensic Accountant at Deloitte
John Gosling – Solicitor – Commercial Litigator at Addleshaws
District Judge Robert Jordan – Former Council Member.
Last updated: July 2012
Procedure rules cited 2
Explicit references found in this document. A reference that names only a Part number without its rulebook is not matched — that citation is ambiguous across the Civil, Family and Criminal rules.
- CPR PD 35Practice Direction 35
cited asPD35
…are familiar with CPR 35 and its associated practice direction (PD or PD35). Outcome The revised Protocol will now be considered by the Civi…
- CPR Part 35Experts and Assessors
cited asPart 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules
…experts in understanding best practice with regard to compliance with Part 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR or the Rules) and the overriding objective. Experts and those wh…