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A big verdict against Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for firing a longtime employee after testifying against the agency was gutted Wednesday when key expert testimony was thrown out on appeal. San Francisco's First District Court of Appeal ruled that testimony by industrial psychologist Jay Finkelman was inadmissible because he provided information not requiring an expert opinion. "It improperly invaded the province of the jury to draw conclusions from the evidence," Justice Sandra Margulies wrote.
January 29, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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