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The Expert Witness Directory 2023

The 2022 Directory of individuals and firms who have satisfied the Law Society of Scotland of their experience and ability in providing expert witness services
17th July 2023

I am very pleased to introduce the 2023 published Expert Witness Directory.

I hope you will find it useful for finding experienced experts that will provide essential technical analysis and opinion evidence in court and reports.

All our listed individuals and companies have demonstrated experience and ability in providing expert witness services through an application process and professional references and have agreed to our code of practice. Many also have specific training in report writing and giving evidence in court.

If you need more in-depth information about any of the experts, you will be able to find their full profile detailing qualifications and experience in our recently improved online directory www.lawscot.org.uk/members/expert-witness-directory.

We welcome any suggestions you may have for areas of expertise that you would like to see represented in the directory, or indeed recommendations of experts that you have worked with who may benefit from joining it.

My contact details are listed below.

Through our CPD programme, we will continue to provide training for solicitors when instructing expert witnesses, most notably at our annual Personal Injury Conference. If you want to know more about the training, please email CPD@lawscot.org.uk.

Angus Maclauchlan, Head of Marketing, Law Society of Scotland

If you are an expert witness and would like to find out more about how to be listed in the Law Society of Scotland Expert Witness Directory, please email angusmaclauchlan@lawscot.org.uk

Access the directory

To access the Expert Witness Directory 2023, visit the digital Journal magazine (on our PageSuite platform), or download the PDF here.

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