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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Seeborg denies both the LED holder manufacturer and its customer's motions to exclude each other's expert witnesses, an accountant and the manufacturer's president. The accountant's methodology for calculating damages is not so irrelevant or unreliable as to require exclusion, and questions about the accuracy and appropriateness of certain figures used in his report are better left for trial. That accountant's opinion as to whether or not the parties' agreement's liquidated damages terms are reasonable is also admissible. The president, meanwhile, has offered testimony that falls within his personal experience and knowledge, and need not include a written report with his expert disclosure. Disputes over the figures he uses are similarly better evaluated at trial, and while his rebuttal report improperly provides legal conclusions, they do not justify wholesale exclusion of the report.