· 12/11/1996
Gerald Bunting, Representative of Decedent Tracy Bunting v. Sea Ray, Inc. Mercury Marine, a Division of Brunswick Corporation
Citations
- 99 F.3d 887
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- holding, “Although some of the trial judge’s statements may have been unnecessary . . . the comments do not rise to the level of plain error,” after reviewing “the context in which each of the challenged statements were made”
- finding no abuse of discretion concerning discovery rulings where appellant did not show how he was prejudiced or request the district court's help in addressing his discovery concerns
- affirming denial of discovery sanctions and reiterating that “[t]he conduct of discovery is committed to the trial court’s sound discretion”
- finding no abuse of discretion concerning discovery rulings where appellant did not show how he was prejudiced or request the district court’s help in addressing his discovery concerns
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Judges: Fagg, Heaney, Beam
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