Hopkins v. Lacouture

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• observing that an expert may testify about underlying conduct that is indicative of a plaintiff’s intent if such testimony will “assist the factfinder in evaluating [the plaintiff’s] actions”
• observing that an expert may testify about underlying conduct that is indicative of the plaintiff’s intent if such testimony will assist the factfinder in evaluating the plaintiff’s actions
• observing that an expert may testify about underlying conduct that is indicative of the plaintiff’s intent if such testimony will “assist the factfinder in evaluating [the plaintiff’s] actions”
• \The nonmoving party must demonstrate the existence of specific facts in the record that create a genuine issue for trial.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).