Where’s Waldo? What’s malpractice?
[...]I have been a consultant or expert witness on many such cases, for both the plaintiff and the defense, during my long and multifaceted career, and I could share many interesting stories and potentially valuable lessons from my experiences. Next, I showed the jury the picture in which Waldo was...
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| description | [...]I have been a consultant or expert witness on many such cases, for both the plaintiff and the defense, during my long and multifaceted career, and I could share many interesting stories and potentially valuable lessons from my experiences. Next, I showed the jury the picture in which Waldo was grossly obvious. Since I was the last witness to be called for the defendant's side, I noted that they had likely been seeing the "abnormality" all week in pictures blown up to poster size-and with nothing else to distract them. The plaintiff's attorneys didn't cross-examine me, and I don't know for certain how the case was resolved, as this information is almost never discussed with expert witnesses. |
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