· 6/28/1990
Robert L. Fox v. Todd Allen Dannenberg
Citations
- 906 F.2d 1253
- 30 Fed. R. Serv. 515
- 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 10845
- 1990 WL 87597
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- addressing admission of an expert in a state wrongful death action heard in federal district court sitting in diversity
- explaining those sources of specialized knowledge are not ranked by the federal rules
- “[A]n individual can qualify as an expert where [she] possesses sufficient knowledge gained from practical experience, even though [she] may lack academic qualifications in the particular field of expertise.”
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Judges: Gibson, Henley
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