Labor/Employment
Sep. 14, 2006
Evidence Disputes Tend to Repeat in Employment Arena
Focus Column-- Employment cases involve many recurring evidentiary issues. Indeed, oftentimes parties file more than twenty separate motions in limine to address anticipated evidentiary battles, many of which are resolved.
By Jeffrey K. Winikow
Employment cases involve many recurring evidentiary issues. Indeed, oftentimes parties file more than twenty separate motions in limine to address anticipated evidentiary battles, many of which are resolved. This article shall explore some of the issues that get litigated most frequently.
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