Under what circumstances may an expert be disqualified in a legal case?
An expert may be disqualified if they are a relative or in-law of one of the litigants up to the fourth degree, an attorney-in-fact of any litigant in their private business, a custodian or guardian of any litigant, an endowment administrator or similar position, they work for one of the litigants, or they have outstanding litigation with one of the litigants, unless such litigation arises after the Federal Decree-Law of 2022.