Adkins v. Morton

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• explaining that “the crucial inquiry is whether the facts and opinions possessed by the expert were obtained for the specific purpose of preparing for the litigation in question”
• \The test for admissibility is whether the records are composed solely of `regularly recorded facts as to the patient's condition or treatment on which the observations of competent physicians would not differ.'\
• medical records’ reference to “thrombosis” as cause of appellant’s injury not admissible

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).