"This book is a practical guide to understanding selected federal rules of evidence and how they are applied. Knowing how to handle evidentiary issues will make or break your legal case ... This book is designed to introduce the process of legal reasoning and the basic principles of evidence to anyone preparing for trial. Whether you are an attorney faced with presenting your client's case or a student studying evidence for the first time, the tools introduced here will allow you to step into the courtroom and make your arguments with confidence". -- INTRODUCTION.
See , e.g. , Sterling v . Interlake Indus . , Inc. , 154 F.R.D. 579 , 587 ( E.D.N.Y. 1994 ) . However , where a party's failure to disclose experts is inexcusable , courts will take the " drastic remedy ” to exclude the experts .
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