More than two decades of case law development outweigh outdated fears of a change in Florida expert witness standards, writes attorney Christopher Johnson.
November 06, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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The Florida Bar is embroiled in a controversy about expert witnesses. Lawyers across the state are choosing sides in a battle to determine how high to set the standard for allowing expert witnesses to testify in court.
On one side, the Florida Legislature amended the Florida Evidence Code to adopt the Daubert standard that currently exists in federal courts.
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