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Expert Assistance to Parties

The party-appointed technical expert follows the expert examination on behalf of one of the parties: helping frame the questions put to the court-appointed expert, attending fact-finding proceedings, examining the resulting report, and presenting a technical opinion on the expert's conclusions.

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In Summary
Expert assistance to parties in court-appointed expert examinations and arbitrations: framing expert questions, opinions, review of reports and attendance at proceedings.

Context in which the problem arises

The quality of expert evidence depends on the questions asked and on a careful reading of the report produced. Expert assistance to parties allows counsel and their clients to understand the methodology applied, identify its weak points, and present a well-founded technical rebuttal.

When this analysis is needed

  • Accounting, economic and financial expert examinations in court proceedings.
  • Arbitral proceedings involving technical evidence.
  • Review of reports already submitted.
  • Joint work alongside experts from other specialties.

Questions typically analyzed

  • Expert assistance to parties in court-appointed expert examinations
  • Expert assistance to parties in arbitrations
  • Preparation of technical and expert opinions
  • Framing and analysis of expert questions
  • Analysis and review of expert reports
  • Technical submissions, challenges and clarifications
  • Attendance at fact-finding proceedings and expert work
  • Analysis of documents, calculations and expert methodologies
  • Preparation of calculations and technical statements
  • Technical support to lawyers, legal departments and parties
  • Joint work alongside experts from other specialties

How SGEx Approaches This

SGEx follows the expert examination from the framing of the questions onward, organizes the party's documentation, takes part in fact-finding proceedings, and analyzes the report point by point, flagging divergences in method, data and calculation.

Steps in the SGEx methodology

Possible Work and Deliverables

The format is defined according to the case, the proceeding and the purpose of the work.

  • Technical expert questions
  • Party-appointed expert's opinion
  • Critical review of a report
  • Submissions and requests for clarification
  • Calculations and technical statements
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