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· 11/22/2006

Pro Service Automotive, L.L.C. Pro Parts Automotive, L.L.C. Townes E. Staton Marcia Staton v. Lenan Corp.

Citations

  • 469 F.3d 1210
  • 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 28944
  • 71 Fed. R. Serv. 1047

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  • holding that under Missouri law, “expert testimony is necessary where the lay jury does not possess the experience or knowledge of the subject matter sufficient to enable them to reach an intelligent opinion without help”
  • holding that under Missouri law, “expert testimony is necessary where the lay jury does not possess the experience or knowledge of the subject matter sufficient to enable them to reach an intelligent opinion without help”
  • holding that under Missouri law, expert testimony is necessary where the lay jury does not possess the experience or knowledge of the subject matter sufficient to enable them to reach an intelligent opinion without help”
  • holding that under Missouri law, expert testimony is necessary where the lay jury does not possess the experience or knowledge of the subject matter sufficient to enable them to reach an intelligent opinion without help”
  • holding that under Missouri law, expert testimony is necessary where the lay jury does not possess the experience or knowledge of the subject matter sufficient to enable them to reach an intelligent opinion without help”
  • holding that under Missouri law, expert testimony is necessary where the lay jury does not possess the experience or knowledge of the subject matter sufficient to enable them to reach an intelligent opinion without help”

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Judges: Wollman, Riley, Gruender

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