Chаrles Murphy died frоm аn оverdоse of sleeping pills. The insurаnce company claimed that Charles committed suicide and refused to make payment on his life insurance policy. Charles’s wife argued that the overdose was accidental and sued the insurance company for non-payment. At trial, the insurance company called Dr. Mears, a clinical psychiatrist who was a close friend of Charles. Dr. Mears never examined Charles as a patient, but she did have lunch with Charles two days before he died. The insurance company did not attempt to qualify Dr. Mears as an expert. Mears testified that on the day she saw Charles, “he seemed very depressed; in fact, it appeared to me that he displayed all the symptoms of bipolar affective disorder.” Charles’s wife objects to this testimony. How should the court rule?
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