In Re Scrap Metal Antitrust Litigation

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• holding that to be admissible under Rule 702, the expert’s opinion must find factual support in the record
• holding that the Daubert factors \are not dispositive in every case and should be applied only where they are reasonable measures of the reliability of expert testimony.\ (internal quotations omitted)
• holding that the Daubert factors “are not dispositive in every case and should be applied only where they are reasonable measures of the reliability of expert testimony.” (internal quotations omitted)
• explaining that the Daubert factors are flexible, but then using the Daubert factors to define threshold question of reliability
• stating that \the district court appropriately passed the torch to the jury to make this determination.\
• explaining that weakness in the factual basis of an expert opinion bears on the weight of the evidence and not admissibility

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