Hot-Tubbing: Is it time to take the plunge

March 2012

'Hot tubbing’ – or ‘concurrent evidence’ as it is formally known – is becoming an increasingly popular practice whereby experts from both sides of a dispute sit in the dock together, with the judge or arbitrator leading a discussion between them. What makes this approach unique is the fact that it does, indeed, encourage an open and frank ‘discussion’ between...

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