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A Proposed Amendment To Rule 26(B)(4)(B): The Expert Twice Retained, Andrew J. Miller
A Proposed Amendment To Rule 26(B)(4)(B): The Expert Twice Retained, Andrew J. Miller
University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform
This article will focus on whether the hiring of the free agent as a non-trial expert, in order to conceal information from other parties to the litigation, is in keeping with the underlying goals and values of present discovery practice. Part I of this note discusses the discoverability of experts in general, then examines the various rationales underlying the so-called unfairness doctrine supporting the trial/non-trial expert distinction. Part II presents the case for divergent treatment of the free agent and the regularly retained expert. Subpart A of that section will explain the lack of judicial scrutiny in this area, while …
The 1979 Civil Procedure Rules, James W. Spears
The 1979 Civil Procedure Rules, James W. Spears
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review
No abstract provided.
Federal Civil Procedure - Fed R. Civ. P. 54(B) - A Proposed Two-Part Analysis For The Exercise Of A Trial Judge's Discretionary Certification Of A Claim As Final Under Rule 54(B) When A Counterclaim Remains Pending, James A. Matthews Iii
Villanova Law Review
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Federal Practice And Procedure, Various Editors
Federal Practice And Procedure, Various Editors
Villanova Law Review
No abstract provided.
Manageability Of Class Actions Under S. 3475: Congress Confronts The Policy Choices Revealed In Rule 23(B)(3) Litigation, James R. Lyons Jr.
Manageability Of Class Actions Under S. 3475: Congress Confronts The Policy Choices Revealed In Rule 23(B)(3) Litigation, James R. Lyons Jr.
Kentucky Law Journal
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