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· 1/29/1993

Johnson v. Riverplex International

Citations

  • 613 So. 2d 627
  • 1993 La. LEXIS 211
  • 1993 WL 19680

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  • affirming trial court's exclusion of certain expert testimony elicited at trial but not found in answers to interrogatories and stating seasonable supplementation requires supplementation when new information renders initial response inadequate
  • affirming trial court's exclusion of certain expert testimony elicited at trial but not found in answers to interrogatories and stating seasonable supplementation requires supplementation when new information renders initial response inadequate
  • affirming trial court's exclusion of certain expert testimony elicited at trial but not found in answers to interrogatories and stating seasonable supplementation requires supplementation when new information renders initial response inadequate
  • where plaintiff did not establish that her expert, an oncologist, was familiar with the standard of care of a gastroenterologist, expert's testimony was properly stricken
  • where plaintiff did not establish that her expert, an oncologist, was familiar with the standard of care of a gastroenterologist, expert’s testimony was properly stricken

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Judges: Kimball

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