November 21, 2025BuildingsOpen Access

The Reliability of Expert Evidence in Construction Litigation: Towards Institutional Reliability

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Institutional reliability of expert evidence is crucial for sound judicial outcomes in construction litigation.
Expert evidence may be flawed due to adversarial incentives and methodological inconsistencies, affecting its credibility.
Comparative evaluation reveals that reforms like expert accreditation can strengthen evidentiary governance and oversight.
Shifting the perception of reliability from an ethical issue to a systemic responsibility may enhance judicial integrity.

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This analysis reveals expert evidence's impact on procedural justice in construction litigation, suggesting reforms for improved accreditation.

Andrew Agapiou (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals expert evidence's impact on procedural justice in construction litigation, suggesting reforms for improved accreditation.