An expert's report in a car crash case has been deemed inadmissible because it contained only basic, common-sense observations, the Kent County Superior Court has ruled.
January 21, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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An expert’s report in a car crash case has been deemed inadmissible because it contained only basic, common-sense observations, the Kent County Superior Court has ruled.
In Knott v. Covert, Superior Court Judge Robert B. Young granted defendant Deborah Covert’s motion to exclude the report by the plaintiff’s insurance company’s expert, William C. Camlin.
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