· 1/20/2000
McGaughey v. Urbach
Citations
- 268 A.D.2d 802
- 702 N.Y.S.2d 415
- 2000 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 582
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- explaining that biomechanical engineer was not qualified to testify about the causal relationship between an accident and the injuries of the plaintiff because he was not a medical doctor
- explaining that biomechanical engineer was not qualified to testify about the causal relationship between an accident and the injuries of the plaintiff because he was not a medical doctor
- explaining that biomechanical engineer was not qualified to testify about the causal relationship between an accident and the injuries of the plaintiff because he was not a medical doctor
- explaining that biomechanical engineer was not qualified to testify about the causal relationship between an accident and the injuries of the plaintiff because he was not a medical doctor
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Judges: Peters
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