Treating Physicians & Non-Retained Expert Witnesses: What Do Parties Have to Disclose Before Trial? by Max Kennerly, Esq., Litigation and Trial, The Law Blog of Plaintiff’s Attorney Max Kennerly
Under Rule 26 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, who is a “non-retained expert witness” and when does that witness need to provide a thorough report rather than a summary report? And what would you expect a judge to say if you do not disclose a non-retained expert witness? As always, it depends. -CCE
Filed under: Discovery, Expert Witness, Federal Rules of Discovery, Rule 26 Tagged: Discovery, Expert Witness Discovery, Litigation, Litigation and Trial, Rule 26, The Law Blog of Plaintiff’s Attorney Max Kennerly
