This case clarifies that while expert witness disclosures must include a brief summary of anticipated opinions, courts should impose proportional sanctions and consider whether lesser measures could cure any harm before excluding witnesses entirely.
Courts will exclude damages evidence and dismiss claims when plaintiffs fail to disclose their damages calculation methodology in initial disclosures without good cause or harmlessness.
Courts must exclude late-disclosed evidence under Rule 26 unless the party demonstrates harmlessness or good cause for the failure.
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