Bates v. Pigman

How courts have described this case

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• reviewing types of cases in which the results of regressions are typically admitted and identifying some common methodological flaws
• reviewing, after an evidentiary hearing, expert testimony regarding regression analysis and other economic testimony
• noting that fraud “is generally a conduct-regulating doctrine”
• “Courts, though, do not generally hold the choice-of-law determination to have been waived until a late stage in litigation, such as at the point of making summary judgment motions.” (quotation omitted)
• providing a detailed explanation of regression analysis
• providing a detailed explanation of regression analysis

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).