Award of expert witness fees to prevailing party for services of expert whose opinion trial court had disregarded, as allegedly being “out of touch with reality,” was abuse of discretion. Olsen v. Johnson, 746 So. 2d 740 (La. Ct. App. 1999) Suggested by Neil D.W. Montgomery; Law Office of Laura Jean Todaro; Kenner, LA
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Award of expert witness fees to prevailing party for services of expert whose opinion trial court had disregarded, as allegedly being “out of touch with reality,” was abuse of discretion.
