Williams v. Eighth Judicial District Court Ex Rel. County of Clark

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• describing narrow exceptions when writ relief may be warranted despite availability of an alternative remedy at law
• stating that probability requires greater than a 50- percent likelihood and observing that Morsicato reversed a district court judgment where an expert could not testify that his theory of causation was more likely than not the factual cause of the plaintiffs injuries
• stating that probability requires greater than a 50- percent likelihood and observing that Morsicato reversed a district court judgment where an expert could not testify that his theory of causation was more likely than not the factual cause of the plaintiffs injuries
• explaining the limited circumstances in which a nurse may testify as to medical causation
• \[T]he opportunity to appeal a final judgment typically provides an adequate legal remedy.\

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