Editorial Standards
The Expert Witness Playbook is a podcast for professionals who serve as expert witnesses and for the attorneys and consultants who work with them. Episodes are conversations about professional practice: preparation, methodology, documentation, communication, ethics and business operations.
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On roles
In litigation, an attorney advocates for a client. An expert witness does not. The expert’s obligation is to reach an honest opinion within their expertise and explain it clearly to the court, regardless of which party retained them and regardless of the outcome. Nothing on this podcast or website is intended to help an expert favor a retaining party or shape an opinion toward a desired result.
What we do not do
We do not give legal advice or clinical advice. We do not discuss active litigation or comment on named cases or identifiable parties. We do not take positions on contested medical-legal policy questions. We do not advise on rates, and nothing here is a fee recommendation.
Guest views
Guests speak for themselves. Their statements are their own and do not represent the views of the hosts or the show. Guests are not compensated for appearing and we do not accept sponsored guest placements.
Accuracy
If you find an error in an episode description, show note or transcript, write to podcast@childneurologyexpert.com and we will correct it and note the correction on the page.
Jurisdiction
Rules of evidence, disclosure requirements and examination procedures vary by jurisdiction and change over time. General discussion on this show may not reflect the rules that apply to your matter.
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