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Pre-Trial Challenges to Experts in Professional Liability Cases: Sometimes the Best Strategy is Not to Play
We’ve all been there. An opposing expert lacks the proper credentials, utilized shoddy techniques in forming the opinion and/or provides irrelevant opinion testimony and you feel compelled to file a Daubert challenge. After all, Plaintiff’s case will fall apart if you are successful in excluding the expert. More >
