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Mechanical Engineering Expert Witness Excluded in Products Liability Case

Plaintiff filed a products liability lawsuit against the manufacturer and installer of an Advanced Electronic Vehicle Interface Technology driving system.  The plaintiff hired a mechanical engineering expert witness to assist in a providing causation testimony.  The defendant filed a motion to exclude.  The district court excluded the testimony and the appeals court…

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Marketing Expert Witness Testimony Allowed

Plaintiff filed a putative class action against the defendant related to automatic enrollment into a toll pay system.  Both parties hired marketing expert witnesses, both parties filed motions to exclude, and both motions were denied. Facts:  This putative class action case (Mendez v. Avis Budget Grp., Inc. – United States…

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Veterinary Expert Witness Allowed and Animals Expert Witness Allowed in Part

Plaintiffs sued defendant for violation of the Endangered Species Act and hired two experts to assist in their case.  The court allowed the veterinary expert witness in full and partially allowed the animals expert witness. Facts:  This case (Graham et al v. San Antonio Zoological Society – Western District of Texas – United…

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Mechanical Engineering Expert Witness Testimony Excluded

Plaintiff sued his former employer under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and the Florida Civil Rights act of 1992.  The defendant hired a mechanical engineer expert witness to provide testimony.  The Plaintiff filed a motion to exclude and the court granted the motion. Facts:  This case (Eveler v. Ford…

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Plumbing & HVAC Expert Witness Testimony Not Allowed

Plaintiff sued defendant after she allegedly slipped and fell on a puddle of water.  The plaintiff hired a Plumbing & HVAC Expert Witness.  The defendant filed a motion to exclude this expert testimony and the court agreed.  The testimony was not allowed. Facts:  This case (Walker et al v. Target Corporation…

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Radiology and Other Expert Witnesses Affirmed By Criminal Court of Appeals

The appellant asked the current court to opine that the circuit court erred when it allowed five physicians to provide expert testimony.  The criminal court of appeals affirmed the circuit court convictions. Facts:  This case (Eric Payne v. State of Alabama – Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals – February 10th, 2017)…

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