Samuel v. Hepworth, Nungester & Lezamiz, Inc.

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• expert testimony on proximate cause is required when the issue is not one that lay persons are competent to make
• expert testimony on proximate cause is required when the issue is not one that lay persons are competent to make
• expert testimony on causation in legal malpractice case is required when factors involved are not within ordinary knowledge and experience of laypersons
• expert testimony on proximate cause is required when the issue is not one that lay persons are competent to make
• a party is required to “provide affidavits of expert witnesses to resist the motion” for summary judgment
• a party is required to “provide affidavits of expert witnesses to resist the motion” for summary judgment

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