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· 10/18/1993

Lusby v. Union Pacific Railroad Company

Citations

  • 4 F.3d 639

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that “[w]hen a point is argued but unsupported by citations and authorities, the court might well decide not to trouble itself with independent research, and reject the point on its merits, depending on the nature of the issue.”
  • reversible error to admit expert opinion based on reports covered by § 409

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