By Doug Chalgian on January 5, 2019
This question could have come up in some other type of case, but it came up in a probate case and that case is published, so I’ll write about it – briefly.
The question is: Can I sue my own expert witness for malpractice?
The answer is: Yes.
That answer did not surprise me.
To read Estate of Voutsaras v Bender et al, click on the name.
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