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Lawyers wondering whether to videotape experts as a precaution should consider what just happened in Morris County, N.J. A plaintiff who claimed he lost $400,000 because an expert failed to show up and testify put his attorneys and the expert on trial for negligence. Though the professionals won, many of the judge's legal rulings in the case reinforce the principle that nonappearance can be negligence under the right circumstances.
December 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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