Patrick Garon-Sayegh Credit: Amélie Philibert | Université de Montréal
. Patrick Garon-Sayegh Credit: Amélie Philibert | Université de Montréal - Professor Patrick Garon-Sayegh of the Faculty of Law, an expert on rules of evidence, explores the limits of the quest for truth when lawyers are defending their clients' interests. CONTENU - If a surgeon amputates a patient's left leg instead of the right, it's easy to prove malpractice in court. But not all cases are so clear. It isn't always easy to prove that a doctor should have done something different or performed one procedure instead of another. That's when you need an expert witness. Patrick Garon-Sayegh, a new assistant professor in Université de Montréal's Faculty of Law, has been studying expert opinions for years.
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