The downside of judge’s ruling on reviewing draft expert reports

Author(s): Darcy R. Merkur

January 27, 2014


While a judge had commendable goals in declaring an end to lawyers’ practice of reviewing draft expert reports, her recent Superior Court decision may have the unwelcome consequence of affecting who counsel retain as experts.

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