Leslie G. v. Perry & Associates

How courts have described this case

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• plaintiff must prove “it was more probable than not that, but for the landlord’s negligence, the assault would not have occurred”
• “[wjhere an expert bases his conclusion upon ... factors which are speculative, remote or conjectural, the expert’s opinion cannot rise to the dignity of substantial evidence.”
• '[w]here an expert bases his conclusion upon . . . factors which are speculative, remote or conjectural, . . . the expert's opinion cannot rise to the dignity of substantial evidence.'

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).