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An expert witness's testimony can go beyond the contents of his report as long as his conclusions are consistent and do not add new theories that would "surprise" the other side, a federal judge has ruled. The judge rejected defense lawyers' objections in Bowersfield v. Suzuki Motor Corp. that the plaintiff's expert on vehicle crashworthiness was improperly expanding on his opinions during a pretrial hearing.
July 25, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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