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Expert Witness Insurance Monthly Expert Witness Insurance News Briefs Insurance cases, settlements and claims from around the industry Expert Witness in Compton Trial Testifies for Defense Judge rules prosecutors not given adequate notice on expert witness testimony "The expert witness testified that she could not make the distinction that Robbie Cramer's injuries were either accidental or intentional." "Judge Robert Dale ruled the Davis County Go to More Info Go to More Info Are the Guidelines Acceptable? Each and every exposure opinion rejected "Expert witness testimony can be controversial. "A federal court recently excluded the specific causation opinions of a plaintiff's expert who asserted the defendant was liable in an asbestos case under a version of the “each and every exposure” theory." Attorneys hire and almost always compensate experts to provide testimony that will advance their client’s case. This raises the specter of impartiality." Attorney’s Office was not given adequate notice on the testimony Dr. Peter Breggin, a psychiatrist. " Go to More Info Go to More Info Tronox: the weed that choked a flower – lessons for buyers on proving solvency Expert On Police Tactics Testifies In "The bankruptcy court found the plaintiff’s expert report was persuasive, and Anadarko’s expert report was not." Testimony was dominated by the prosecution’s star witness, an expert on police use of force who told the court officer's actions were unreasonable, unnecessary and reckless. Go to More Info Go to More Info How Facebook Can Bolster Pre-Suit Investigations Expert Witness in Malpractice Litigation Doesn’t Always Need to Know Local Practice The primary use of Facebook content is to ascertain the physical limitations and activities of the claimant. An expert witness in a malpractice action needn't be familiar with local custom and practice unless they constitute “a factor or special circumstance”. Go to More Info Go to More Info Page 19 - January 2015