Civil Litigation,
California Supreme Court,
Appellate Practice
Mar. 18, 2019
Proper submission of pre-trial evidence: The twin hurdles
The term “admissibility” typically refers to evidence introduced at trial. A concept that is perhaps more nuanced, but typically garners far less attention, is the proper introduction of evidence in connection with a pre-trial motion.
Kasey Curtis
Partner
Reed Smith LLP
Email: kcurtis@reedsmith.com
Kasey practices in the firm's Appellate Group and is resident in the Los Angeles office.
Charles Hyun
Associate
Reed Smith LLP
Email: chyun@reedsmith.com
Charles practices in the firm's Global Regulatory Enforcement Group and is resident in the Century City Office.
The term "admissibility" typically refers to evidence introduced at trial. A concept that is perhaps more nuanced, but typically garners far less attention, is the proper introduction of evidence in connection with a pre-trial motion. The California Supreme Court recently took up this issue in $95
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