Kim Adams v. Ameritech Services, Inc. And Indiana Bell Telephone Co., Inc., and Deborah Allard v. Indiana Bell Telephone Co., Inc.

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• concluding that the defendant's objections that the analysis did not control for outside factors went to the weight of the evidence, not its admissibility
• noting evidence is not usually excluded under Rule 403 at the summary judgment stage
• “Two standard deviations is normally enough to show that it is extremely unlikely (that is, there is less than a 5% probability
• “[T]he question before us is not whether the [expert] reports proffered by the plaintiffs prove the entire case . . . . No one piece of evidence has to prove every element of the plaintiffs’ case . . . .”

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