Expert Evidence in Inquiries

Webinar

27 Feb 2025

6:00PM - 7:00PM

Statutory public inquiries can be a complex and demanding process for expert witnesses. This webinar will provide you with the essential tools and knowledge to excel in this unique environment.

This webinar is aimed at new and practicing expert witnesses. 

Key Topics:

  • Understanding the Process: Learn about the structure and timeline of statutory public inquiries.
  • Media Exposure: Prepare for the potential media spotlight and manage public scrutiny.
  • Emotional Demands: Develop strategies to cope with the emotional toll of high-profile inquiries.
  • Financial Considerations: Understand the financial implications and the role of legal aid.

Join Barrister Sam Stein KC as he shares valuable insights and practical advice to help you navigate the challenges and opportunities of statutory public inquiries.

After working for 25 years on serious criminal cases Sam maintains a broad practice which includes regulatory work, Inquests as well as crime. His work with child abuse survivors led to his instruction multiple modules of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, followed by the Grenfell Inquiry and the Infected Blood Inquiry. He is currently instructed by the largest group of Sub-Postmasters in the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry and by the DHSC in the UK Covid Inquiry.

CPD 1 hour

Members £35

Non-members £50

 

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