Milliken v. Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic

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• concluding that plaintiffs waived appellate argument by conceding issue in trial court
• concluding that plaintiffs waived appellate argument by conceding issue in trial court
• upholding the trial court's determination to allow a maternal fetal medicine specialist to testify about the timing of an injury, notwithstanding her admission of deference to pediatric neurologists on this issue
• upholding the trial court's determination to allow a maternal fetal medicine specialist to testify about the timing of an injury, notwithstanding her admission of deference to pediatric neurologists on this issue
• “[a] motion in limine is sufficient to preserve an issue for appeal without an objection at trial if the trial court definitively rules on the issue prior to trial”
• “[a] motion in limine is sufficient to preserve an issue for appeal without an objection at trial if the trial court definitively rules on the issue prior to trial.”

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