Roger J. Bergfeld, Sr. Denise I. Bergfeld v. Unimin Corporation, Martin Marietta Corporation, Also Known as Lockheed Martin Corporation

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• holding a failure to disclose a witness was not in bad faith where the other party “had adequate notice during discovery that [the witness] was a person likely to have discoverable information”
• \Bergfeld concedes that Deere possessed the kind of generalized industry knowledge described in Goodbar and Smith. \
• “Bergfeld concedes that Deere possessed the kind of generalized industry knowledge described in Goodbar and Smith.”
• “Although [affiant’s] name was not included in Lockheed Martin’s disclosures, Bergfeld had adequate notice during discovery that [affiant] was a person likely to have discoverable information.”
• “Section 388 is a rule of negligence, not one of strict liability.”

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