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Finding that an expert witness had relied only on documents provided by a plaintiffs lawyer and conducted no investigation on his own, a federal judge has dismissed a personal injury suit brought by a woman who claims she suffered a broken hip when she was knocked to the ground by an automatic revolving hotel door. The judge found that the proposed expert's conclusions were "pure speculation and conjecture" because he had never inspected the revolving door and its safety devices.
November 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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