Discovery regarding Expert Witnesses in an Insurance Case was at issue in Download Mancini v. Insurance Corporation of New York (S.D. Cal. Order of Stormes, United States Magistrate Judge, Filed June 18, 2009).
The discovering party served a Request for Production of Documents including "documents provided to experts." [Emphasis added.] The responding party objected, raising attorney-client privilege among other objections. The discovering party filed a Motion to Compel Production.
The Motion to Compel was granted so that the responding party must (1) file and serve a Privilege Log as to any items withheld from discovery on grounds of privilege and (2) file and serve a Supplemental Response identifying which documents and other things are responsive to which paragraphs of the Request for Production. Download Mancini v. Insurance Corporation of New York (S.D. Cal. Order of Stormes, United States Magistrate Judge, Filed June 18, 2009), attached Official Slipsheet Opinion at 9-10.
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