Broussard v. Moon

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• explaining that witness's qualification as an expert does not preclude fact finder from exercising considerable discretion in determining degree of reliance to afford expert's opinion
• explaining that witness’s qualification as an expert does not preclude factfinder from exercising considerable discretion in determining degree of reliance to afford expert’s opinion
• noting that “opinion testimony is but evidentiary and is never binding upon the trier of facts”
• witness’s qualification as expert does not preclude factfinder from exercising considerable discretion in determining degree of reliance to afford expert’s opinion

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