Party-Appointed Expert Report
LEC art. 335
Party-Appointed Expert Report
Civil litigation · LEC art. 335
Expert report commissioned by one of the parties to support their position in negotiation, mediation or litigation. Full evidentiary validity.
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Technical foundation in a dispute
In any litigation, the party presenting documented technical arguments has a solid foundation. A party-appointed expert report is a report commissioned by you to investigate the technical reality of the facts and support your position with objectivity and rigour.
When is it necessary
Before filing a claim — to assess the technical strength of the case. During negotiation — a well-founded report facilitates out-of-court settlement. As evidence under the LEC. To refute the opposing party's report through a counter-report.
§ 06 · Frequently asked questions
Before commissioning a report
01 Is it valid in court?
Yes. It is a means of evidence recognised by the LEC (arts. 335 et seq.) and can be defended as expert evidence before the judge.
02 Difference from a court-appointed report?
The party report is commissioned by you or your lawyer; the court report is appointed by the judge. The methodology is identical.
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