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Fire the hired gun: Eliminating expert bias in the accusatorial-adversarial civil justice system
In 1954, an expert witness, Dr Unsworth, testifying for the defendant, exculpatorily opined that the plaintiff was a malingerer, but had he testified for the plaintiff instead, his opinion would be that the plaintiff's condition was post-traumatic at the hands of the defendant. 1 This statement capt...
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Department of Public Law
2025
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