Litigation
Nov. 18, 2014
Courts still grapple with expert testimony standard
State jurisdictions are inching closer to the federal Daubert standard governing admissibility of expert testimony. By Belynda Reck
State jurisdictions are inching closer to the federal Daubert standard governing admissibility of expert testimony. For example, the Florida state legislature adopted the requirements of the Daubert standard in April 2013. Although California has not fully abandoned the Kelly/Frye framework, in 2012 the state Supreme Court took a bold step in setting a new standard for admissibility of expert testimony in Sargon Ente...
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