Anderson v. Snider

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• holding that conclusory statements made by an expert witness is insufficient summary judgment evidence
• holding that conclusory statements made by an expert witness is insufficient summary judgment evidence
• holding that legal conclusions not supported by facts will not support summary judgment
• holding that legal conclusions not supported by facts will not support summary judgment
• holding affidavit containing legal conclusions was insufficient to support traditional summary judgment in favor of defendant
• stating that A [l]ay testimony is insufficient to refute an expert = s testimony @ in summary judgment proceedings

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