Part 1 of a series that compares the practice and ethical rules of witness preparation that apply in different jurisdictions.

Ethics of preparing witnesses, free training workshop for litigation lawyers

Expert Witnesses: reenforcing the importance of being impartial and qualified - and why that can be easier said than done .

Oftentimes expert witnesses will be challenged on their expertise. So, how should you respond? #expertwitnesstraining #humour #movies

Expert evidence needs strong foundations to withstand challenge under cross examination

On 14 October 2012, Austrian thrill seeker Felix Baumgarter took a supersonic leap from a balloon suspended nearly 39 kms above Earth,...

In The Fascinating Science of Child Witnesses, Newroom journalist Eloise Gibson reports on recent studies into child witnesses and the...

When you intend to call successful, confident, business people as witnesses, it is easy to get lulled into a false sense of security and...

A 2017 Law Talk article by Angharad O'Flynn provided a comprehensive insight into some of the challenges faced by expert witnesses in...

Part 3 of the Judicial Commission of New South Wales and the Australian Institute of Judicial Administration's video demonstrating how...

Here is part 2 of the Judicial Commission of New South Wales and the Australian Institute of Judicial Administration's video...

In 2006, the Judicial Commission of New South Wales and the Australian Institute of Judicial Administration released a video...

The May 2016 edition of NZ Lawyer magazine (issue 8.02) featured an article on witness familiarisation and included quotes from Nikki...

On 30 October 2014, Legal Empowerment director, Nikki Pender, spoke to RNZ’s Nine to Noon about the challenges that would have...