· 7/2/1997
Mattek v. White
Citations
- 695 So. 2d 942
- 1997 WL 361558
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- holding that defendant's expert in accident reconstruction and biomechanical engineering, who was not a medical doctor, was not qualified to opine on the extent of plaintiffs injury
- holding that defendant's expert in accident reconstruction and biomechanical engineering, who was not a medical doctor, was not qualified to opine on the extent of plaintiffs injury
- holding that defendant's expert in accident reconstruction and biomechanical engineering, who was not a medical doctor, was not qualified to opine on the extent of plaintiffs injury
- holding that defendant's expert in accident reconstruction and biomechanical engineering, who was not a medical doctor, was not qualified to opine on the extent of plaintiffs injury
- physicist presented as expert on accident reconstruction and biomechanics was not qualified to give expert opinion that motorist did not suffer permanent injury
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Judges: Klein
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