· 10/14/1963
R. K. Laros Co. v. Benger Laboratories Ltd.
Citations
- 375 U.S. 833
- 84 S. Ct. 69
How courts have described this case
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- finding that the district court abused its discretion in part because it ignored a suggestion for a continuance
- holding preclusion is too drastic a remedy where a party identified a witness but failed to subsequently supplement the disclosure with additional information
- analyzing Fed. R. Evid. 403 factors based on reference to previous lawsuits to impeach credibility
- excluding evidence of prior lawsuits but noting a distinction “where a party has filed a series of fraudulent lawsuits and there is substantial evidence that the prior lawsuits amounted to a fraudulent pattern”
- excluding evidence of prior lawsuits but noting a distinction “where a party has filed a series of fraudulent lawsuits and there is substantial evidence that the prior lawsuits amounted to a fraudulent pattern”
- identifying relevant factors to consider on motion to strike untimely expert report
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Judges: Douglas, Granted, Should
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