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· 6/10/2011

DOODY, KATHLEEN v. GOTTSHALL, KENNETH L.

Citations

  • 85 A.D.3d 1562
  • 924 N.Y.S.2d 713

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  • holding that the hospital opened the door to previously excluded evidence by introducing exhibits discussing a medical condition in cross-examination, which then allowed the appellant to ask about the same medical condition during redirect cross-examination
  • explaining that even though lay witnesses may not testify to medical causation, they can testify to witnessing a deterioration in symptoms
  • noting that decision to grant or deny motion for mistrial is discretionary
  • noting rule permits expert to rely on records and consultation with others who reviewed records
  • discussing the foundational requirements of Idaho Rule of Evidence 703

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