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Wrong expert testifies in a professional negligence case

by Mark Tottenham BL | Oct 23, 2019 | Admissibility of expert evidence

In a Tennessee case concerning nursing care, the plaintiff relied on expert testimony from a neurosurgeon. The court dismissed the case, and the decision was upheld on appeal. See:...

Assessment of expert evidence as preliminary issue

by Mark Tottenham BL | Oct 9, 2019 | Admissibility of expert evidence, Case management

In the US, it has become common to assess expert evidence at “certification” stage in class actions. A question has been raised as to whether this applies both to the ‘rigoressness’ and the admissibility of such evidence. The phrase “we...
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