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ARTICLE · 13 JANUARY 2021

Technology and the value of expert evidence in arbitration

Practicalities during the current pandemic have forced an earlier adoption of virtual arbitral hearings than expected..

AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Ruby Lee and David Van Homrigh discuss the advantages of virtual arbitral hearings with ACICA Review.

Expert evidence - the value-add of virtual

Forensic experts Ruby Lee and David Van Homrigh were recently featured in the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration's (ACICA) publication, ACICA Review.

Until recently, practitioners largely agreed that the process of hearing expert evidence during arbitration, particularly in large and complex matters, would be hindered by the virtual environment. Concern centred around the effectiveness of explaining technical issues and the limitations of cross-examination and determining witness credibility.

Practicalities during the current pandemic have forced an earlier adoption of virtual arbitral hearings than the industry may otherwise have accepted. Forensic experts Ruby Lee and David Van Homrigh shared their insights with the ACICA Review into the value of expert input in arbitration, particularly in

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