Hall v. National Freight, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• “the failure to properly object to allegedly improper testimony waives the right to raise those matters on appeal”
• “[t]he testimony of expert witnesses is to be considered in light of their qualifications, the quality of their testimony, and their credibility,” and the trier of fact is generally “in a better position to review pertinent exhibits and assess witness credibility”
• “[t]he testimony of expert witnesses is to be considered in light of their qualifications, the quality of their testimony, and their credibility,” and the trier of fact is generally “in a better position to review pertinent exhibits and assess witness credibility”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).