At trial, the court permitted plaintiff and his expert orthopedic surgeon to testify that plaintiff would need one or two shoulder replacement surgeries in the future, but granted defendants' motion in limine to preclude plaintiff from adducing evidence as to the cost of such surgeries on the ground that the cost was neither pleaded in plaintiff's bills of particulars nor discussed in either his CPLR 3101(d) exchange or the orthopedic surgeon's narrative report. Since defendants...
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