Why it is called multidisciplinary
An examination is not multidisciplinary merely because it involves a large amount of work. Its defining feature is the need for specialist knowledge from different fields to answer interrelated questions.
Court-appointed format
In court proceedings, each expert conducts examinations within their competence, describes the part they performed and bears responsibility for it. The joint conclusion is formed by specialists competent to assess the combined results.
Pretrial format
Before court proceedings, a multidisciplinary study by several specialists can be arranged for a formal claim, negotiations or drafting questions for a future examination.
Why the questions matter
Questions should be divided by specialty, and specialist knowledge must not be replaced by legal assessment.
The specific expert team is determined by the questions, objects and case documents.