U. S. District Judge John Sedwick has resolved a number of in limine motions in an action by a policy holder against his auto insurer. Sedwick held:
Accountant’s testimony: Sedwick wrote:
the question framed by the motion and response is the permissible scope of testimony by an injured plaintiff’s accountant regarding plaintiff’s financial condition when the accountant […]
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