Tag: Reliable
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Packaging Expert’s Testimony on Compression Failure Limited
Plaintiff Tricia McFee asserted a negligence claim against Defendant BJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc. (“BJ’s”) under New York law, arising from a slip-and-fall accident in the bottled water display area on August 20, 2020, while she was at a BJ’s club in Brooklyn, New York. Defendant filed a motion to exclude the testimony of Sterling Anthony,…
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Architecture Expert’s Testimony Regarding the Mat’s Condition Excluded
In December 2022, Carole Daniel (“Ms. Daniel”) tripped on a floor mat and fell inside a Phenix City, Alabama Dollar General retail store (“Dollar General”). Ms. Daniel suffered injuries and later sued Dolgencorp, LLC (“Dolgencorp”), the corporate entity operating the Dollar General. On June 15, 2024, Ms. Daniel passed away. Ms. Daniel’s husband, Ralph Daniel…
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Economics Expert’s Testimony on Prime Enrollments and Cancellations Admitted
The Federal Trade Commission contended that Amazon tricked, coerced, and manipulated consumers into subscribing to Amazon Prime. According to the FTC, this was accomplished by failing to disclose the material terms of the subscription clearly and conspicuously and by failing to obtain the consumers’ informed consent before enrolling them. The FTC also alleged that Amazon…
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Metallurgical Engineering Expert Was Not Allowed to Testify About the “Expected” Performance of Golf Clubs
This is a products liability action involving a Callaway Rogue X 5 Iron golf club with a True Temper XP95 shaft that fractured. Plaintiff alleged that the shaft cut his finger and broke his index-finger bone on his right hand. It is undisputed that True Sports manufactured the shaft of the Five Iron. Joseph P. Crosson…
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Construction Expert’s Opinions Regarding the Rebuilding Costs Admitted
On March 4, 2023, Plaintiff Jane Randall’s son, Christian Randall, set fire to her home on Lady’s Island in Beaufort, South Carolina. On January 26, 2025, Plaintiff identified David Johnson as an expert general contractor to testify regarding the extent of damage to Plaintiff’s home and the need to demolish and rebuild the property at…
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Engineering Expert’s Testimony on Metal Roofing Degradation Admitted
This case is a breach of good faith and fair dealing and breach of contract due to Defendant CSAA General Insurance Company denying Plaintiff George Richardson’s roof damage claim that occurred on September 23, 2023. Defendant filed a Daubert motion to exclude the testimony of Plaintiff’s expert witness, Michael Pruitt. Engineering Expert Witness Michael Pruitt,…
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Emergency Medicine Expert Barred From Testifying Due to His Admitted Lack of Knowledge
Plaintiff Emilee Bradley sued Defendants BSL Express Trucking, Inc. and Fatkhuddin Kurbonov in Jefferson Circuit Court, alleging various claims arising from an automobile accident involving Bradley and Fatkhuddin Kurbonov. Intervening Plaintiff Shawna Broyles (hereinafter “Broyles”) was a passenger of Plaintiff Bradley’s vehicle. Defendants filed a motion to exclude the opinion of Broyles’ proffered expert, Dr.…
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Civil Engineering Expert Employed a Reliable Methodology for Segregating Damages
In this insurance coverage dispute, Plaintiff Will Properties Inc. brought claims against Defendant Century Surety Company for breach of contract, common law bad faith, and violations of the Texas Insurance Code. Plaintiff alleged that its exhibition center in Harker Heights, Texas was covered by Defendant’s policy, which included hail and windstorm coverage, from November 1,…
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Legal Expert Allowed to Testify Despite His Lack of Particularized Expertise
The Federal Trade Commission contended that Amazon tricked, coerced, and manipulated consumers into subscribing to Amazon Prime. According to the FTC, this was accomplished by failing to disclose the material terms of the subscription clearly and conspicuously and by failing to obtain the consumers’ informed consent before enrolling them. The FTC also alleged that Amazon…
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Human Factors Expert’s Testimony on Dark Patterns Excluded
The Federal Trade Commission contended that Amazon tricked, coerced, and manipulated consumers into subscribing to Amazon Prime. According to the FTC, this was accomplished by failing to disclose the material terms of the subscription clearly and conspicuously and by failing to obtain the consumers’ informed consent before enrolling them. The FTC also alleged that Amazon…
