Contents of an expert report
23.13 Contents of an expert report
An expert report must:
be signed by the expert who prepared the report; and
contain an acknowledgement at the beginning of the report that the expert has read, understood and complied with the Practice Note; and
contain particulars of the training, study or experience by which the expert has acquired specialised knowledge; and
identify the questions that the expert was asked to address; and
set out separately each of the factual findings or assumptions on which the expert’s opinion is based; and
set out separately from the factual findings or assumptions each of the expert’s opinions; and
set out the reasons for each of the expert’s opinions; and
contain an acknowledgement that the expert’s opinions are based wholly or substantially on the specialised knowledge mentioned in paragraph (c); and
comply with the Practice Note.
Any subsequent expert report of the same expert on the same question need not contain the information in paragraphs (1)(b) and (c).
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