Abstract
The article reviews the judicial practice on the cases of compensation of damage to water bodies resulting from oil spills, during which, as a rule, a forensic environmental examination is appointed. The author analyzes the provisions of the methodology for calculating damage to water bodies regarding violations of water legislation, which are the subject of a dispute between the plaintiff and the defendant requiring expert opinion. She also gives the most common wordings of questions for forensic environmental examinations in such cases.
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