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A toaster with an alleged design defect and a dripping Pop-Tart provide the backdrop for an unusual ruling in which a New York federal judge is allowing an electrical engineer to appear as an expert witness. Judge Lawrence E. Kahn acknowledged that the engineer has no toaster manufacturing experience and no special insight into the qualities of Pop-Tarts -- but he knows enough to qualify as a genuine expert in a products liability action, the court found.
December 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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