Anderson v. McAfoos

I join the majority opinion in its entirety, and write separately to express my personal view on the second issue in the case, i.e., whether the defendant’s objection to the competency of the plaintiffs’ expert witness should have been deemed waived because it was first asserted at trial, rather than by way of a pre-trial motion in limine. I agree with the majority that the current state of the law sets forth no prevailing legal requirement that an objection to the proposed expert’s qualifications, as measured pursuant to the MCARE Act,1 must be made prior to voir *1153dire. The facts of this…