United States District Court, D. Nebraska, Lincoln Division
ORDER ON DEFENDANTS' MOTION IN LIMINE
Cheryl
R. Zwart United States Magistrate Judge
For the
reasons stated on the record, (Filing No. 162), the motion in
limine filed by Defendants Central Nebraska Orthopedics &
Sports Medicine, P.C. and Philip Cahoy, (Filing No. 155), are
granted or stipulated as follows:
(Court
rulings in RED)
1.
Medical malpractice insurance.
Evidence
of malpractice insurance carried by the Defendants are not
relevant and inadmissible to establish liability. Fed. R.
Evid. 411.
AGREED
2.
Hearsay statements from other physicians.
Any
out-of-court statements by other physicians of the Plaintiff
who is not designated to testify in this case as an expert
witness would be inadmissible hearsay. Fed. R. Evid.
802.
GRANTED
3.
Medical articles texts or other literature.
Any
medical articles, treatises, or medical literature not
previously identified and produced by Plaintiff during
discovery should not be allowed to be used at trial.
GRANTED
4.
Medical articles texts or other literature.
Any
medical articles, treatises, or medical literature not
previously identified and produced by Plaintiff during
...