Walter R. Thomas Associates, Inc. v. Media Dynamite, Inc.

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• invoices sent to company can be considered the company’s business record if kept in the ordinary course of business, notwithstanding absence of testimony from a representative who prepared the invoice, since the company’s president testimony was sufficient to lay foundation
• invoices sent to company can be considered the company’s business record if kept in the ordinary course of business, notwithstanding absence of testimony from a representative who prepared the invoice, since the company president’s testimony was sufficient to lay foundation
• summary of invoices admissible given that invoices themselves were admitted
• invoices sent to company can be considered the company’s business record if kept in the ordinary course of business, notwithstanding absence of testimony from a representative who prepared the invoice, since the testimony of the company’s president was sufficient to lay a foundation
• invoices sent to company can be considered the company’s business record if kept in the ordinary course of business, notwithstanding absence of testimony from a representative who prepared the invoice, since the testimony of the company’s president was sufficient to lay a foundation

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