Expert Testimony Needs Judges to Act as “Gatekeepers”: The Maryland Court of Appeals Teaches Why

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. AALS Torts Panel
3. “…A Damn Shame”: James Davey’s Thoughtful Cynicism
4. By Insurers, For Insurers: The UK’s Liability Regime for Autonomous Vehicles
5. Not So Fast: A Brief Plea for Muddling Through the Problems of Autonomous Vehicle Liability
6. Essay
7. Ordinary Tort Litigation in China: Law versus Practical Justice?
8. Symposium, “What Practitioners Can Teach Academics about Tort Litigation”
9. Expert Testimony Needs Judges to Act as “Gatekeepers”: The Maryland Court of Appeals Teaches Why
10. Shifting the Burden of Proof on Causation: The One Who Creates Uncertainty Should Bear Its Burden
11. Defending Government Tort Litigation: Considerations for Scholars
12. What Practitioners can Teach Academics About Tort Litigation – The Plaintiff’s Perspective in Medical Malpractice Litigation
13. Litigation Financing: Balancing Access with Fairness
14. Products Liability Law – Lessons from the Military and Industrial Contexts
15. What Practitioners can Teach Academics about Tort Litigation: Auto Accidents from the Plaintiff’s Counsel
16. Fighting the Good Fight: The Insurance Defense Litigator