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How to Find Expert Opinion Work
Upcoming Webinars
Recordings & Resources Available
The recording is not available to view. The webinars were recorded by ACLM only for the purpose of creating a written pamphlet summarising the webinar.
ACLM members only: Click here to access the brochure - Expert Opinion Work - A Brief Guide
Webinar #1: 23 May 2022
PANEL DISCUSSION: BUILDING AN INDEPENDENT REFERRAL BASE
- Is there anything you should know before starting to do expert opinion work?
- How can you begin to build an independent referral base?
- How can you get the word out to lawyers about your skills and availability?
- What challenges might you face, and how can you overcome them?
- How can you strengthen and promote your skills as an expert opinion provider to build a strong referral base?
MODERATOR
Brad Wright - Barrister, FACLM
Prior to becoming a Barrister, Brad graduated and began practicing as a health practitioner in 1982. Brad was called to the Queensland Bar in March 2011 where he began private practice at Inns of Court and became a member and Director of Bennett Chambers Group in Brisbane. Brad is both a report writer and requester of reports.
PANEL SPEAKERS
Dr Khaldoon Alsaee - Psychiatry and Pain Medicine
Dr Mary Frost - Psychiatrist
Dr David Slattery - Orthopaedic Surgeon
Webinar #2: 6 June 2022
PANEL DISCUSSION
WORKING FOR LARGER ORGANISATIONS
- How can you begin providing reports for a larger organisation?
- What do larger organisations look for in an expert?
- How are reports commissioned?
- What challenges or pitfalls should you be aware of and how can you overcome these?
- Can you provide expert opinions both independently as well as for a larger organisation?
REPORTING FOR FORENSIC, CORONER OR POLICE PURPOSES
- What sort of expert opinions are required for forensic, coronial and police settings, and who can provide these?
MODERATOR
Marnie Manning - Lawyer
Marnie is a lawyer, researcher and academic. She is an ACLM Affiliate member and Council Member. Marnie is a PhD Candidate in Law at Monash University and completed part of her research as a Recognised Student at the University of Oxford.
PANEL SPEAKERS - WORKING FOR LARGER ORGANISATIONS
Dr Mark Woodrow - Emergency Medicine
Dr Michelle Rice - Dental Surgeon, FACLM
Dr Dion Suyapto - Consultant Occupational Physician, FACLM
PANEL SPEAKERS - REPORTING FOR FORENSIC, CORONER OR POLICE PURPOSES
Dr Adam Griffin - Senior Forensic Physician & Director QLD CFMU, FACLM
Dr Julian Dodemaide - Forensic Psychiatrist
