Fred Lauzon v. Senco Products, Inc.

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• holding that under the relevancy prong of Daubert, the opinion offered by an expert is admissible where it is “sufficiently related to the facts of the case such that it will aid the jury in resolving the factual dispute”
• noting that Rule 702 “reflects an attempt to liberalize the rules governing the admission of expert testimony” and “clearly is [a rule] of admissibility rather than exclusion”
• noting from National Fire Protection Association 921 (“a recognized guide for assessing the reliability of expert testimony in fire investigations”
• noting reliable causation testimony need not rule out every possible alternative cause
• stating the proponent of the expert testimony bears the burden of proving its admissibility
• noting reliable causation testimony need not rule out every possible alternative cause

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