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Expert witnesses have been dropping fast in a former Lawrence Livermore employee's long-running suit for wrongful termination. The case is headed to retrial this week precisely because the First District Court of Appeal last year threw out statements by an expert witness for the plaintiff. The appeal court ruling seemed to give an advantage in the retrial to the defense, but late last week, the defense lost two of its own expert witnesses due to a missed filing deadline.
February 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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