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Neutral evaluation generally involves the parties, their lawyers and the neutral evaluator. The evaluator can be anyone the parties accept as an impartial expert in the area to be evaluated. Depending on the case, the evaluator may be a retired or sitting judge, lawyer, architect, engineer, real estate appraiser, accountant or medical doctor.
