Mr. XXX
Professional Engineer · 26 yrs experience
Enquire via dispute.sgA confidential panel of engineers, surveyors and other specialists who have registered their interest to act as expert witnesses in court, arbitration, adjudication and mediation in Singapore. Profiles are anonymised. All introductions go through dispute.sg.
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Professional Engineer · 26 yrs experience
Enquire via dispute.sgPractising professionals with specialist knowledge relevant to disputes, for example Professional Engineers, architects, quantity surveyors, building surveyors, fire safety and WSH specialists. You do not need prior expert-witness experience. Please say so honestly, because many matters only need a report or advisory input.
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The expert has confirmed they are prepared to give oral evidence and be cross-examined if the matter goes to trial or a hearing. Others offer reports or advisory support only, or decide case by case.
An expert witness's overriding duty is to assist the court or tribunal, not to advocate for the party who engages them. Every expert must confirm they understand this when registering. Independence and conflicts are checked again for each specific matter.