Obtained reversal from the Texas Supreme Court of a $14 million products liability judgment arising out of a fire because the plaintiffs’ expert’s causation testimony was scientifically unreliable. The Court held that both Texas tests for reliability -- the “analytical gap” test and the Robinson-factor test -- typically should be used in evaluating expert testimony, and that an expert must offer a convincing explanation for failing to test critical aspects of his theories when such testing is possible. The Court rendered a take-nothing judgment for our client.
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Whirlpool v. Camacho, 298 S.W.3d 631 (Tex. 2009)
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