This is what we have been reported by the Allansons team:
- the reports were produced by experts in the field.
- the calculation tool was audited by further experts in the field
- the principles of claimed miscalculations were reviewed by barristers with relevant expertise and opinions given as to the chances of success in court (which were high)
- as per my answer to question 4 above, the ATE insurer reviewed the reports and signed them off.
If despite all the above the reports turned out to be faulty then the report-writer’s PI insurance would need to pick up the cost.