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Enhance your expertise as an expert witness with our free resources tailored for both experienced professionals and those just starting out. Our offerings include essential guidance on report writing, navigating meetings of experts, establishing a medico-legal practice, and preparing for conferences. With insights from respected medical and legal professionals, these resources will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the medico-legal field. Take advantage of these valuable tools to elevate your practice today.
Are you a medical professional? Keen to take on expert witness work but not sure how to get started?
Expert witness work gives you the chance to work on interesting clinical negligence cases alongside your clinical practice.
Our guide brings together tips from our trainers, including a former high court judge, barrister, clinical negligence solicitors and experienced expert witnesses.
Our experts share their insights from many years in practice.
The meeting of experts is a crucial part of the litigation process for medical expert witnesses. It can also be a very difficult and highly charged part of the process – where your views will be challenged…
The conference with counsel is an important stage of the litigation process that can often make or break a case. In our free guide, we’ll take you through the purpose of the meeting and your role as a medical expert witness. We’ll share our top tips to help you prepare for the meeting and fulfil your role effectively.
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