Mark R. Cook v. Frederick B. Hoppin

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• crediting a physician's assessment of whether the statements made are the type \medical personnel generally rely on in making a diagnosis and providing treatment\
• crediting a physician’s assessment of whether the state- ments made are the type “medical personnel generally rely on in making a diagnosis and providing treatment”
• \The improper admission of evidence provides a basis for granting a new trial only if the error is prejudicial.\
• declarations of unnamed person who brought plaintiff to hospital properly excluded as not within the business records exception
• declarations of unnamed person who brought plaintiff to hospital properly excluded as not within the business records exception
• “Rule 901(a) is applicable to offers of real proof as opposed to testimonial proof”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).