Parties' Motions to Exclude Each Other’s Experts Are Granted in Part and Denied in Part

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Court Case Digests
August 26, 2022
5045 Computers and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software
511210 Software Publishers
economic damages & lost profits
damages, trade secret, breach of contract, expert testimony, cash flow, discovery, valuation methodology, reliability

Redcell Corp. v. A.J. Trucco, Inc.
2022 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 154217; 2022 WL 3700148
US
Federal Court
New York
United States District Court
J. Christopher Westland; Mark S. Gottlieb, CPA
Sarah L. Cave

Summary

In this trade secrets and breach of contract case, portions of each expert’s testimony were found to be offering a factual narrative that is within the purview of a lay jury to ascertain. Those portions of testimony were excluded for both experts, but the parties’ arguments as to the qualifications of the experts and supposed reliance of an expert on the work of another were denied.

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Redcell Corp. v. A.J. Trucco, Inc.

In this trade secrets and breach of contract case, portions of each expert’s testimony were found to be offering a factual narrative that is within the purview of a lay jury to ascertain. Those portions of testimony were excluded for both experts, but the parties’ arguments as to the qualifications of the experts and supposed reliance of an expert on the work of another were denied.