Perryman v. Crawford- The 4th DCA of Florida recently held that surprise, changed or undisclosed expert testimony may result in prejudice sufficient to require a new trial. In the medical negligence case of Perryman, the Court concluded that the failure to disclose an expert witness’s opinion in compliance with a pretrial order and a proper discovery request is tantamount to permitting an undisclosed adverse to testify.
Read the entire opinion by clicking here: Perryman v. Crawford
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