A United States Magistrate Judge has held that it is really most appropriate to object to an opposing party's Expert Witness Testimony as "cumulative," when that Testimony is introduced at Trial. Before Trial, it is not really cumulative because it has not happened yet and the United States District Judge may make her or his own ruling at Trial when the Testimony is introduced. See Royal Bahamian Ass'n v. QBE Insurance Corp., Download Royal Bahamian Ass'n v. QBE Insurance Corp. (S.D. Fla. Case No. 10.21511.CIV, Order Filed October 21, 2010))PUBLIC ACCESS; Magistrate Judge's Preliminary Order on Motion in Limine to Exclude And/Or Limit Cumulative Expert Testimony), also published as 2010 WL 4225947 *1-*3 (S.D. Fla. October 21, 2010)(Goodman, U.S.M.J.; case involved Coverage Claims for Hurricane Wilma Damage), in which the Magistrate Judge cited several Bad Faith Cases in explaining the operation of the "Cumulative Expert Testimony" objection in Federal Court.
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