Last February the Court of Appeal published a decision, In re Marriage of Lietz, that at first glance might not inspire great excitement. The case concerned the size of a lot and its impact on valuation. However, within the folds of this seemingly mundane civil matter lies a valuable reminder for litigators: application of People v. Sanchez, 63 Cal. 4th 665 (2016) can result in exclusion of expert testimony. Wha...
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