Exclusion of Expert Testimony as a Discovery Sanction Considered

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Mary Ann Linsell v. Applied Handling, Inc.
No. 249647 (Mich. App. 2005), unpublished
US
State Court
Michigan
Court of Appeals
Anthony Antoun

Summary

The Michigan Court of Appeals determined that a financial expert should not be excluded as a discovery sanction when the failure to provide supplemental responses to interrogatories from an expert are occasioned by a delay in providing necessary information.

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Mary Ann Linsell v. Applied Handling, Inc.

The Michigan Court of Appeals determined that a financial expert should not be excluded as a discovery sanction when the failure to provide supplemental responses to interrogatories from an expert are occasioned by a delay in providing necessary information.