Drawdy v. Department of Transportation

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• summary judgment proper where expert witness’s opinion that water caused plaintiffs vehicle to hydroplane was based on pure speculation
• summary judgment proper where expert witness's opinion that water caused plaintiff's vehicle to hydroplane was based on pure speculation
• where issue was existence of a defect in roadway, not causation, and expert “testified that, in his opinion, the question as to what the construction defect was and how it occurred would best be answered by a road designer”

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