Bond Solon recently published an excellent article examining three High Court judgments from 2026 that should be of interest to anyone acting as an expert witness. Although the cases arise from different areas of litigation, they share a common theme: each illustrates how an expert's credibility can be undermined when they lose sight of their primary duty to the court.

One of the most difficult positions an expert witness can find themselves in is this: you have completed your analysis, agreed a common approach with the opposing experts, and the results are not what your instructing party hoped for.