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Sargon v. USC, in three parts.
The case that made California trial judges gatekeepers over expert opinion. What it takes to get your own expert admitted, where an opponent’s is vulnerable, and how courts have actually been applying it since.
All three parts are below and nothing expires. The link is in your inbox as well, so you can come back to this without hunting for it.
Educational content, not legal advice, and watching it does not create an attorney-client relationship.
If this is the part you keep losing
Expert Witness Academy goes considerably further.
Four hours of MCLE credit across five sessions — designation, the deposition that separates an opinion from its basis, the admissibility fight, and the cross that survives a redirect. It is $499 on its own, or included in the membership with the other three courses.
