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: New York Civil LawNew York Court of Appeals Determines Case Regarding Foundation of Expert Opinion
By Matthew Lerner
Butler v. City of Gloversville provides another case in which an expert did not support his conclusion with a proper foundation. The New York Court of Appeals concluded that the defendant's expert did not support his conclusion that the plaintiff would have been injured even if other ground covering on the subject playground was present.
Full post as published by New York Civil Law on September 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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