In a FELA action, exclusion of causation expert testimony regarding diesel exhaust exposure and a specific type of cancer on the grounds that it was unsupported by any specific study due to a lack of scientific research in the area was improper.
Where the trial court had authenticated records at a pretrial hearing, yet defendant still denied numerous requests for admission, plaintiff was entitled to attorney fees and costs.
MICRA’s one year statute of limitations applies if the plaintiff was injured due to negligence in the rendering of professional services, and their injuries were foreseeable.
Doctrine of primary assumption of the risk barred liability for injuries caused by a negligent surfer to a fellow surfer.
Because evidence established that utility company’s metal plate cover over a sidewalk did not pose a substantial risk of injury, trivial defect doctrine barred injured pedestrian’s lawsuit.