Experts play a significant role in the resolution of construction disputes.  But it is now not uncommon for tribunals to be faced with thousands of pages of expert reports supported by detailed native format appendices that are almost impossible to navigate for the average (lawyer) arbitrator.  Not only has the volume of material filed by experts expanded exponentially, but the cost of preparing these reports often matches (if not exceeds) legal costs.

This panel brings together delay and quantum experts and arbitrators to discuss what expert evidence is actually useful for tribunals, and how this can be collated and presented efficiently.