Seneca Falls Greenhouse & Nursery v. Layton

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• holding that a witness' lack of a medical license was a matter for the trier of fact to consider in weighing her expert opinion
• noting, in reference to a neuropsychologist’s opinion regarding the causal connection between the claimant’s disabling mental condition and his industrial accident, that, in matters that “are not common knowledge, the court must accept the opinion of experts”

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