· 12/29/2023
SHOPO v. HLRB
Citations
- 153 Haw. 431
How courts have described this case
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- finding objection to doctor’s testimony as to causation without merit because “a physician who has examined an injured party may describe what he has seen and give his expert inferences therefrom”
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