Hock v. New York Life Insurance Co.

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• holding that a party may not benefit from its own failure to designate pertinent portions of the record
• holding that 12 district court correctly permitted cross-examination of expert regarding civil suit challenging reliability of procedures at issue
• evidence of prior lawsuit against expert witness alleging inadequate testing methods admissible as relevant to witness' credibility and accuracy of his testimony
• “An appellate court must presume that the trial court’s findings and conclusions are supported by the evidence when the appellant has failed to provide a complete record.”
• \An appellate court must presume that the trial court's findings and conclusions are supported by the evidence when the appellant has failed to provide a complete record.\
• “An appellate court must presume that the trial court’s findings and conclusions are supported by the evidence when the appellant has failed to provide a complete record.”

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