McGehee v. Southwest Electronic Energy

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• finding summary judgment inappropriate where the parties disputed the proper driving speed given prevailing weather conditions
• finding summary judgment inappropriate where the “appropriate speed under the circumstances is a fact-intensive question, highly contested by both sides, and the kind of reasonableness determination that is best suited for a jury”
• excluding Grill’s testimony under the reliability prong; Seventh Circuit affirming exclusion
• facts must be construed in light most favorable to nonmoving party at summary judgment
• court may raise expert admissibility sua sponte

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