Expert Witnesses in Criminal Trials: Duties, Risks and Lessons

Update: 2025-10-02

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Expert evidence can make - or break - a case. In our latest podcast, Ed and Danielle discuss the duties, risks, and lessons every lawyer should know when working with expert witnesses.

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Expert Witnesses in Criminal Trials: Duties, Risks and Lessons