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· 7/24/1906

Amalgamated Gum Co. v. Casein Co. of America

Citations

  • 146 F. 900
  • 1906 U.S. App. LEXIS 4878

How courts have described this case

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  • precluding Mr. Jaques’ from testifying on certain opinions that were “not tethered to any supporting materials or sources[.]”
  • finding proffered testimony on cruise safety practices and defendant’s policies were beyond the understanding of an average layperson and helpful to the trier of fact
  • striking expert testimony that cruise line’s breach of duty of care “was the direct cause” of decedent being overserved alcohol
  • “Because Mr. Jaques’ expert report and testimony—with respect to allegations that Defendant is withholding video footage from Plaintiff in violation of federal law—is nothing more than a legal conclusion and lacks any credible support other than pure speculation[.]”

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Judges: Ray

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