Question

The plaintiff is suing the defendant for personal injuries suffered when she was struck by the defendant's car. The plaintiff testified regarding the extent of her injuries. The defendant seeks to testify that when she visited the plaintiff in the hospital, the plaintiff said that if the defendant paid all of her medical bills and gave her $25,000, she would not institute legal proceedings. The plaintiff's attorney objects to the offered testimony. How should the judge rule on the admissibility of the testimony

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Explanation:

The judge should allow it and overrule it. But regarding the evidence that they have of the plaintiff and dependent, maybe ask to see the medical bills and/or anything to prove that that actually happened