Carita Richardson, Infant, by S. & E. Richardson, Guardians v. Richardson-Merrell, Inc., a Delaware Corporation

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• holding that an expert’s declaration, full of assertion but empty of facts and reasons, will not get a case past a motion for summary judgment, for the judge must “look behind [the expert’s] ultimate conclusion ... and analyze the adequacy of its foundation.”
• judgment proper when only one reasonable conclusion can be drawn

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