Bay Area Healthcare Group, Ltd. v. McShane

How courts have described this case

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• holding that purported error in the admission of evidence was waived when objection was not made to ensuing questions and complainant failed to request running objection
• holding that statements from superseded pleadings were not hearsay and therefore admissible
• noting that statements in superseded pleadings “are considered admissions by a party–opponent and are not hearsay” when offered into evidence
• noting that complaining party must timely and specifically object to evidence and obtain ruling to preserve issue for appellate review
• discussing that a party opens the door to the admission of evidence of collateral matters when it injects those collateral issues into the lawsuit
• stating that party opens door to admission of evidence of collateral matters when it injects those collateral issues into lawsuit

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).