Showing posts with label Daubert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daubert. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Five Important Expert Witness Rulings
Whew - it's been a big year for legal decisions involving expert witnesses. Attorney Robert Ambrogi at IMS Expert Services reports on the Top Five Expert Rulings of 2010 (so far). Take a look - these rulings could affect you.
Monday, October 08, 2007
Too Much Litigation Experience?

In a blog post at Science Evidence, attorney Cliff Hutchinson comments on a Georgia trial court's standards and decisions regarding expert testimony in the case Bowers v. Norfolk Southern Corp.
Does the number of cases an expert has been retained on determine his classification as a "hired gun"? If so, does this warrant a stricter application of Daubert to the admissibility of that expert's opinion? Can wishy-washy terminology be cause for exclusion of an expert's testimony? (Take note of the italicized terms in his post).
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Daubert,
expert testimony,
expert witness,
hired gun,
litigation
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