References and External Links
- Federal Rule 407, Cornell Law School notes
- Federal Rule 408, Cornell Law School notes
- Federal Rule 409, Cornell Law School notes
- Federal Rule 410, Cornell Law School notes
- Federal Rule 411, Cornell Law School notes
- California Evidence Code §§1151 (subsequent remedial measures); 1152(a) (offers to pay medical expenses); and 1155 (liability insurance)
- California Evidence Code §§1115-1125 (statements made in mediation proceedings)
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