This article is an edited version of a paper delivered to the Fulbright & Jaworski HP International Commercial Arbitration Conference held in Washington DC on 12 May 2004. The author considers practical issues arising from the appointment of experts in international commercial arbitration, with particular emphasis on experts' duties of independence and impartiality, metho.ds of taking and presenting expert evidence, and the duties of arbitral tribunals in considering such evidence.
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