A trial judge offers an “authoritative text” on the admissibility of expert testimony at trial.

A p.i. plaintiff's path to proving proximate cause is rarely a cakewalk. Other possible causes and potential tortfeasors pose challenges for plaintiffs and create opportunities for defendants.

To successfully argue for or against future damages, lawyers must understand the meaning of "reasonable degree of medical certainty" and know when expert testimony is and isn't required.

A look at some of the dos, don'ts, and special rules that apply to impeaching expert witnesses by way of cross-examination.