Legal Opinion · Concurrence
Martinez v. Teague
New Mexico Court of Appeals
Decided April 2, 1981No. 4750Published
1ConcurrenceSutin, Judge
(Specially concurring).
I specially concur.
A. Mention of “the insurance company” in a doctor’s report does not warrant a mistrial.
In the course of the cross-examination of defendant’s psychiatrist, plaintiff read a portion of a report” of a non-witness doctor which included the following:
“She felt that she was pressed into getting an attorney, but even this relationship was marred by a great deal of lack of trust on her part where she felt her attorney was siding with the insurance company and employing a variety of delaying tactics.” [Emphasis added.]
Defendant objected to the question and…
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- State Highway Commission v. BeetsSouth Dakota Supreme Court · 1974
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