An expert witness is not required to expressly state that each of his opinions on the standard of care was given within “a reasonable degree of medical certainty.” Instead, the expert’s testimony should be viewed as a whole and analyzed…
This case involved a breach of fiduciary duty claim based on a misrepresentation that the seller earned $310,000 in a single year, even though the figure was $74,000. The district court granted summary judgment based on the absence of expert…
In this criminal case, the State attempted to offer an expert opinion without providing an expert report, as required by Utah Code § 77-17-13. Reversing the convictions, the court of appeals held that the trial court abused its discretion by admitting the…
