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Beck & Herrmann on "Reasonable Medical Certainty": Part I

By Peter Nordberg

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Quite some time ago now, we promised to respond to a Beck & Herrmann post decrying an ALI proposal to abolish any requirement that experts offer their opinions to a ?reasonable degree? of medical, professional, or scientific ?certainty.? (Call this the ?RDC? rule for short.) The ALI proposal would abrogate any RDC requirement and demand only that the expert hold his or her opinion to be more likely true than not -- at least in the context of opinions offered to prove causation in tort cases in read more

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Full post as published by Blog 702 on June 22, 2007 (boomark / email).

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