Work as an expert appointed by the court or as a technical assistant to a party, with reports and opinions grounded in procedural law (Brazilian Code of Civil Procedure, arts. 149, 156 to 158 and 464 to 480), in Civil, Labor and Federal courts.
Appointment by the court in Civil, Labor and Federal jurisdictions, with review of the case file, work planning and technical answers to the parties' questions (quesitos).
Independent technical opinion, outside court proceedings, to support negotiations, due diligence or decisions between the parties.
Technical work before arbitration and mediation chambers, with the same demands of impartiality and technical-scientific grounding.
Analysis of the law applicable to the case, definition of the work plan and submission of the fee and deadline proposal to the court.
Technical answers to the questions (quesitos) put by the parties and the court (art. 361), fieldwork, and joint work with the party's technical assistant (art. 466).
Preparation of the report with all the essential elements required by the rules, ready for challenge, clarification and use in the case.
Monitoring of the official expert examination on behalf of one of the parties, with a technical opinion and a reasoned challenge when necessary.
Review of case files and filing of petitions in electronic proceedings in State, Labor and Federal courts.
Work guided by ethics, continuing education, and the expert's civil and criminal liability before the court and society.
Work based on dedicated training in Judicial Expertise (APJERJ), covering everything from the history and hierarchy of expert-evidence laws to the registration of experts with the courts and electronic proceedings, together with training in Handwriting Examination.
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