Ciccolello v. Middlesex County Board of Freeholders

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• explaining that self- contradictory testimony rule is not applicable to an expert witness and that the jury must resolve such issues
• noting “that a contradiction in an expert’s testimony is no cause for disregarding it and the fact that an expert witness’s testimony is contradictory has never rendered that testimony inadmissible.” (citation and punctuation omitted)
• “[I]nstead of speaking in terms of possibilities, the expert’s testimony must show as an evidentiary threshold that the expert’s opinion regarding causation is based, at the least, on the determination that there was a reasonable probability that the [exposure] caused the injury.”

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