Jim Gracie-Expert Evidence; preparing written medical expert opinion.

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In regard to Conclaves...

Preparation is not important

You are to meet with the other expert and answer a series of questions

They are becoming less important

You are not expected to attend

They seldom work.

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What do Judges say about underlying facts and logic?

Judges remain silent on this

Not important

You have to stick to the underlying facts

The trial Judge is entitled to look at the logic of a report

Both 3 and 4.

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What do Judges say about the Code of Conduct?

You need to limit yourself to your area of expertise

It is a moral imperative

Your job is to your client and not to provide an expert opinion to the court

Reports can be proforma

You can be an advocate.

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Are statistics important in causation?

It is very important

It is only one small part of decision making

You must have a statistician involved

It depends upon the State where you work.

It depends upon the stat test you use.

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What does a Gold Standard expert Report look like?

It sets out the retainer, summary of the pleadings, conduct of the investigations, a terminology section and use of photographs.

Any number of the above.

It depends upon the State you work in.

It is up to you.

None of the above.

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