· 10/4/1996
Federal Case
Citations
- 97 F.3d 293
How courts have described this case
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- holding that, without expert testimony, plaintiffs strict liability defective design, negligence, and failure to warn claims failed
- holding that, without expert testimony, plaintiff’s strict liability defective design, negligence, and failure to warn claims failed
- excluding proposed design while noting that because it had not been designed or tested, it could not be subjected to peer review or evaluated for rate of error
- excluding testimony of proposed expert because no testing ever took place, no peer review and no testimony regarding general acceptance was offered
- excluding expert testimony of proposed expert because no testing ever took place, and no peer review or testimony regarding general acceptance was offered
- applying Daubert's testing factor in evaluating expert's theory that machine was defective because it lacked an alternate safety design
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