McGoldrick’s New York State Civil Evidence
"A New York civil evidence resource."
Author: Gregory McGoldrick is of counsel at NWD Legal in Prague.
Blawg Related Categories: Civil Procedure • Trials & Litigation • Evidence • States • New York
Recent Posts from McGoldrick’s New York State Civil Evidence
- Second Department: Inconsistent Findings in Defendant's Own Expert Testimony Did Not Raise Triable Issue Of Fact In "Serious Injury" Motion
- First Department: Defendant's Spoliation Of Video Recording Of Staircase Permits Adverse Inference Only
- Third Department Reverses Supreme Court, Broome County: Admission of Fact Against Interest in Pleadings Does Not Lose Its Effect After Subsequent Amendment Withdrawing Admission
- Supreme Court, New York County: How CPLR 2106 Revived Otherwise Inadmissible Expert Evidence And Saved The Plaintiff's Claim In A "Serious Injury" CPLR 3212 Motion
- First Department: Manhattan Supreme Court Directed Verdict Precluding Expert Testimony Vacated Because Expert Was Sufficiently Qualified
- Court of Appeals: Sufficient Expert Evidence When Not "Utterly Irrational" That Hard To Quantify "Larger Stroke" Arose From Malpractice
- Second Department: In Motion Leading To Incarceration For Contempt, No Hearing On Service In The Absence Of Specific Sworn Rebuttal Of Service
- Court of Appeals Affirms First Department: Expert Witness's Reliance Upon Purportedly Held "Human Factor" Industry Design Standards Not Sound
- Supreme Court, Queens County: Business Records Exception Held Not To Apply To Insured's Statements To Insurer
- Supreme Court, Kings County: Husband's Stored Emails Obtained By Wife After Service Of Divorce Do Not Constitute CPLR 4506 Evidence And Are Admissible