Wilson v. Bernet

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• holding that “an adverse expert witness enjoys civil immunity for his/her testimony and/or participation in judicial proceedings where such testimony and/or participation are relevant to said judicial proceedings.”
• holding that adverse expert witnesses are entitled to immunity for their testimony and participation in civil proceedings
• declining to address certified question rendered moot by answer to preceding question
• \[W]e therefore hold that an adverse expert witness enjoys civil immunity for his/her testimony and/or participation in judicial proceedings where such testimony and/or participation are relevant to said judicial proceedings.\
• “[N]o cause of action for tortious interference with parental or custodial relationship may be maintained 6 against an adverse expert witness based upon his/her expert testimony and/or participation in a child custody and visitation proceeding.”

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