FAQs
Independent IT and software expert, + witness services based in London with worldwide expertise and coverage.
Clear, CPR Part 35-compliant reports for complex technology and related disputes.
At eExpertWitness.com, we provide independent IT and software expert witness services for legal disputes involving technology, data, and digital systems. Based in London and working worldwide, we assist courts, lawyers, solicitors, insurers, and corporate clients in understanding complex technical evidence. The following Frequently Asked Questions explain our expertise, process, and how we can support your case with clear, objective, and compliant expert opinions.
What areas of technology do you specialise in?
We specialise in software engineering, IT systems architecture, databases, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and IT project management. Our expertise also includes algorithm analysis and digital forensics; for a fuller list see our Services section.
What services do you provide?
Independent Expert Witness reports
Civil and criminal case format; CPR Part 35 compliant
Source code review and technical analysis
IT system and project failure assessments
Mediation and arbitration support
Experience in building, examination, analysing AI and machine learning systems, including algorithmic bias, data quality, explainability, and compliance with technical or regulatory standards.
Advisory consulting for dispute resolution.
What types of cases require an IT Expert Witness?
Typical cases include software + project failures, source code disputes, intellectual property (IP) issues, data breaches, cybersecurity incidents, forensic investigations, and IT contract/performance litigation.
What areas of technology do you specialise in?
We have extensive experience in software engineering, system architecture, IT project management, databases, web applications, cybersecurity, and cloud infrastructure.
Are tools used in technology investigations and examinations?
Many tools can assist in research or code analysis, or project failure points; but human expertise remains essential for evidential and legal validity.
Process and Engagement
How do I instruct you as an Expert Witness?
Lawyers and legal professionals, or corporate clients can contact us directly via the website or email. After an initial consultation, we review your documentation, clarify and confirm the scope of work, and require written Instructions before proceeding.
What is your typical turnaround time?
Timeframes depend on the complexity of the case. In most instances, initial analysis and reporting can be completed within 20 to 30 working days. Expedited work is available for urgent matters.
What information do you need to start work?
We typically require:
Case summary or statement of issues
Relevant contracts or correspondence
Technical documentation and/or source code
Access to relevant systems, data, or evidence (where applicable).