General Motors Corp. v. Iracheta

How courts have described this case

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• stating that conclusory, speculative, or incompetent evidence cannot support a judgment
• ″[The expert] eliminated the obvious possibility that fuel or vapors from the tank filler neck ignited only by saying so, offering no other basis for his opinion. Such a bare opinion was not enough.″
• “[The expert] eliminated the obvious possibility that fuel or vapors from the tank filler neck ignited only by saying so, offering no other basis for his opinion. Such a bare opinion was not enough.”
• objection must be made when deficiency becomes apparent
• objection must be made when deficiency becomes apparent

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