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Thomas v. West Bend Co.

Citations

  • 760 A.2d 1174
  • 2000 Pa. Super. 291
  • 2000 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2609

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  • approving the trial court’s conclusion with respect to the proffered expert witness that “[n]either his exemplary qualifications, nor his extensive experience, nor the soundness of his methodology is sufficient to overcome the novelty of his scientific advance.”
  • whenever science enters the courtroom it is critical that those persons most qualified to assess the general validity of a scientific method will have a determinative voice
  • “Frye applies to scientific evidence itself, not merely to the methodology underlying such evidence.”
  • no studies proving low voltage electric shock can cause cardiomyopathy
  • no studies proving low voltage electric shock can cause cardiomyopathy

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Judges: Joyce, Lally-Green, Beck

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