A proposed expert in a dryer fire case won’t be able to testify about the value of damaged and destroyed sketches, drawings and other artwork by the late fashion designer Oleg Cassini.
A federal magistrate judge held there was a lack of supporting facts and data for the report by the expert, who herself lost research materials during Hurricane Sandy, to testify for the designer’s company as it seeks to recover damages from dryer manufacturer Electrolux.
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