Howle v. PYA/Monarch, Inc.

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• allowing psychologist expert witness to offer opinion testimony based in part on inadmissible hearsay as Rule 703, SCRE, now permits
• psychologist allowed to give expert opinion testimony concerning diagnosis, prognosis, and causation of plaintiff's mental and emotional condition
• a psychologist was qualified as an expert witness to testify as to diagnosis, prognosis, and causation of mental and emotional disturbance in a personal injury action
• “a psychologist, once qualified as an expert witness by reason of education, training, and experience, is competent to testify as to diagnosis, prognosis, and causation of mental and emotional disturbance.”
• an expert’s qualification to “render an expert opinion” on a subject “must depend upon the nature and extent of his knowledge... [and] not upon his claim to [a particular title].”

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