403 (whether probative value of evidence is substantially outweighed by the danger of confusion) in finding further reasons to exclude the testimony: «the qualitative and quantitative value of the loss of... enjoyment of life, as it might be included in the pain and suffering he may have endured, can be calculated independently by the jury without the assistance, if not the confusion, of Dr. Smith's testimony.» (meehanboyle.com)
However, I also find that the value of the new family home has such little probative value in relation to the propensity of the plaintiff to be working full - time or part - time that it is outweighed by the prejudicial effect of such evidence. (bc-injury-law.com)
Mr. Borowski also submits that the reports should be excluded because they are of little probative value since the opinions were formed without examining him and are based on an assessment of his credibility. (blog.privacylawyer.ca)