Truck Insurance Exchange v. Magnetek, Inc.

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• holding that the district court did not err in granting the defendant’s motion for summary judgment and recognizing that “[j]ury verdicts may not be based on speculation or inadmissible evidence or be contrary to uncontested admissible evidence”
• analyzing whether the reasoning and methodology underlying challenged expert testimony was sufficiently reliable for testimony to be admitted
• affirming summary judgment because “[j]ury verdicts may not be based on speculation or inadmissible evidence”
• analyzing whether the reasoning and methodology underlying challenged expert testimony was sufficiently reliable for testimony to be admitted
• applying Colorado law and holding the district court could exercise its discretion to require expert testimony when the “question is beyond the experience of the average layperson”
• affirming summary judgment, in light of the available evidence, because “[j]ury verdicts may not be based on speculation or inadmissible evidence or be contrary to uncontested admissible evidence”

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