I cant speak to how he would rule on the specific issues you raised, but Judge Kerrigan is rock solid, one of the best you can be assigned to.
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Date: 10/31/2024 3:54:17 PM
We were just assigned to Judge Kerrigan in a complicated cancer (multiple myeloma) case with many defendants. This is my fourth straight case in Queens where I was lucky enough to be assigned to him but the others were all settled or dropped as to my clients so I never have been before him for a minute other than at pre-jury selection conferences
I heard he is good
but how is on things like keeping stuff like the decedent’s drug use and smoking out t
or where the causation is made up (the delay as to many client is at most 4 weeks)