A judge's instruction that jurors in a personal injury case could draw an adverse inference from the defendants' failure to call their medical expert witnesses was reversible error, an appeals court rules.
March 29, 2013 at 03:41 AM
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A judges instruction that jurors in a personal injury case could draw an adverse inference from the defendants failure to call their medical expert witnesses was reversible error, an appeals court held on Thursday.
The published ruling, in Washington v. Perez, A-4284-11, vacates a $742,000 damages award and orders a new trial.
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