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Posted On: January 13, 2010 by Ronald V. Miller, Jr.

Maryland Court of Appeals Argument

John Bratt blogs about his argument yesterday before the Maryland Court of Appeals. The issue presented is one of particular interest to our law firm: how to make sure we can properly get before a jury how much money the defendants' experts are being paid for their expert testimony, particularly "frequent flyer" experts who regularly testify as expert witnesses.

I watched the oral arguments by webcast yesterday. The court seemed genuinely interested in trying to fashion the best rule that carefully balances the interests of all of the parties involved.

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