The salient distinction to be drawn, West Moberly submits, is that between “mere institutional relationships” which will tend to go merely to weight, and situations involving “personal relationships between the proposed expert and the party, where the expert has been personally involved in the subject matter of the litigation or where the expert has a personal interest in the outcome,” any of which may disqualify the expert: Beazley v. Suzuki Motor Corporation, 2010 BCSC 480, at para. 21.
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