Sometimes, the best evidence to support your subrogation case are records that were created by another company. Will a court permit these records to be introduced, or are they destined to be barred by the hearsay rule? Thankfully, the Business Records Doctrine allows a company to enter records previously created by an outside entity into evidence to prove their case.
On this week's episode, Rebecca and Steve discuss what is required to properly introduce these records and how much they can influence a case. Whether invoices, emails or reports from others, find out how these records can become an influential part of a case, and how to determine if your records have the requisite indicia of trustworthiness.
