Tag: Cumulative
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Radiology Expert Witness’ Testimony Admitted Despite Claims of Being Cumulative
On November 18, 2021, Plaintiff was driving his vehicle on LA 21 in St. Tammany, Louisiana, when he alleged that Reginald Mitchell (Defendant), attempted to merge into the left lane while operating a tractor-trailer, causing a collision. As a result of this collision, Plaintiff sustained injuries. Defendants retained Dr. Ryan T. Fitzgerald, a radiologist, and Dr. Everett G.…
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Contracts Expert Witness Testimony Grounded in Extensive Factual Record
BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair Inc. received a contract from the Navy to maintain, modernize, and repair the USS Tortuga. The contract included a Heavy Weather Plan (“HWP”), which granted the Navy the authority to order work stoppage when severe weather threatened the ship. According to the HWP, costs associated with its implementation, including delays,…
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Court admits the Long-Term, Low-Temperature Ignition of Wood theory of Fire Investigation Expert Witnesses in Product Liability Case
The case arose from a fire at an apartment building in Potsdam, New York, allegedly caused by a defective attic exhaust/ventilation fan manufactured by Defendant, Broan Nutone LLC. Country Mutual, representing the Plaintiff, claimed the fan was defective in both manufacturing and design, citing New York law on strict product liability and identifying manufacturing and…
