U S District Judge John Sedwick has denied an employer’s motion in limine seeking to strike plaintiff-employee’s “human resources” expert who would testify about downsizing “standards” presented in a HR textbook. Sedwick held that Brian Kleiner’s expertise - under the “other specialized knowledge” category of Rule 702 - is
necessary to establish that the standards in […]
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