Frequently Asked Questions

An expert witness report is an independent, written opinion provided by a qualified professional to assist the court in understanding complex technical, medical, or scientific issues. Reports must comply with CPR Part 35 (for civil cases) or the Criminal Procedure Rules.

We are typically instructed by solicitors, barristers, insurers, local authorities, and sometimes private individuals. Our experts always act independently – their duty is to the court, not the instructing party.

Yes. Every report we produce follows Part 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules, the Expert Witness Code of Conduct, and relevant court protocols.

No. Reports are prepared by independent experts. We facilitate introductions and case management but do not alter or influence expert opinions.

 Is my complaint kept confidential?
Yes. All complaints are treated with strict confidentiality and in line with our Privacy Policy.

Disputes must be raised directly with the instructing solicitor or party. Expert Legal Reports can assist with communication but does not intervene in professional opinions.

Yes. All reports and case materials are treated as strictly confidential and are only shared with authorised parties.

No. Reports are prepared for the specific instructed matter only. Reuse without permission is prohibited.

Our Terms are governed by the laws of Jurisdiction, and any disputes fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of its courts.

We collect personal, professional, and case-related information necessary for expert registration, client instructions, and report preparation.

We only share data with clients, experts, and regulators where necessary. We never sell your data to third parties for marketing.

We use encrypted systems, restricted access, and compliance with GDPR to protect all personal data.

Yes, you have the right to request deletion of your personal data, unless retention is legally required (for example, for regulatory or tax purposes).

Yes, our website uses cookies to improve user experience and track performance. You can disable cookies through your browser if preferred.

We acknowledge all complaints within 5 working days and aim to provide a full written response within 28 working days.

You can raise concerns about professionalism, clarity, or conduct, but please note that expert opinions must remain independent and unbiased. Disagreement with an opinion alone does not automatically constitute grounds for complaint.

You can escalate your complaint internally to a director. For professional issues, you may also contact the expert’s regulatory body.

Yes. All complaints are treated with strict confidentiality and in line with our Privacy Policy.

We regularly review feedback to strengthen our procedures, ensuring high standards in expert witness services.