Expert Witness

CPR Part 35 expert
witness reports.

Key Ledgers is a CPR Part 35 qualified forensic accounting expert witness. We provide independent reports, joint statements and court attendance across England and Wales.

CPR Part 35 UK Register High Court Civil and Criminal
FCCA CPR Part 35 Qualified UK Register of Expert Witnesses 150+ Instructions
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"A duty to the court, not the client. That is the foundation of every report we produce."
What We Do

Expert evidence that courts trust.

An expert witness provides independent opinion evidence on matters outside the ordinary knowledge of the court. In financial matters, a forensic accounting expert is instructed to analyse records, quantify losses and give impartial opinion on the financial issues in dispute.

Key Ledgers is CPR Part 35 qualified and listed on the UK Register of Expert Witnesses. Instructions are accepted from claimant solicitors, defendant solicitors and as single joint expert appointments.

  • CPR Part 35 compliant expert reports
  • Joint statements and meetings of experts
  • Supplemental reports and addenda
  • Court attendance and cross-examination
  • Pre-action advice on the financial issues
  • Single joint expert appointments
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Expert Reports

Comprehensive CPR-compliant reports covering methodology, findings and opinion. Written for the court, not the instructing party.

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Joint Statements

Attendance at meetings of experts to identify and narrow areas of agreement and disagreement.

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Court Attendance

Available to give oral evidence in the High Court, County Court and Crown Court across England and Wales.

CPR Part 35

What CPR Part 35 means for your instruction.

CPR Part 35 governs the use of expert evidence in civil proceedings in England and Wales. It sets out the expert's duties to the court and the requirements for expert reports.

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Duty to the Court

The expert's primary duty is to the court, overriding any obligation to the instructing party. The expert must be, and be seen to be, independent.

02
Form of the Report

Expert reports must contain a statement of the expert's qualifications, the substance of instructions, and a declaration of truth and compliance.

03
Meetings of Experts

The court may direct that experts in the same discipline meet to identify areas of agreement and disagreement, and produce a joint statement.

Questions

Common questions about expert witness instructions

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