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pretrial discovery n. (See: discovery)

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Because of the nature of litigation, counsel may not receive important data needed for pretrial discovery on time, new facts may arise and the focus of the case may change, thus revising the expert's preparation for the execution and presentation stages of the trial. An expert witness can make or break a case by Vallario, Cynthia Waller / Journal of Accountancy Gibeaut said both sides have been conducting pretrial discovery, and the plaintiffs' attorney has scheduled some depositions of Hart school district personnel during May. POLE VAULTER FATALITY SUIT AWAITS DATE; YEAR PASSES SINCE TEEN'S DEATH by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) When, where, and how the privilege must yield to the needs of pretrial discovery in lawsuits has become a remarkably contentious matter in the past decade. The physician-patient privilege: friend or foe? by Ropiequet, John L. / Physician Executive More results

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Because of the nature of litigation, counsel may not receive important data needed for pretrial discovery on time, new facts may arise and the focus of the case may change, thus revising the expert's preparation for the execution and presentation stages of the trial.

An expert witness can make or break a case by Vallario, Cynthia Waller / Journal of Accountancy

Gibeaut said both sides have been conducting pretrial discovery, and the plaintiffs' attorney has scheduled some depositions of Hart school district personnel during May.

POLE VAULTER FATALITY SUIT AWAITS DATE; YEAR PASSES SINCE TEEN'S DEATH by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

When, where, and how the privilege must yield to the needs of pretrial discovery in lawsuits has become a remarkably contentious matter in the past decade.

The physician-patient privilege: friend or foe? by Ropiequet, John L. / Physician Executive

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