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Evidence Disclosed to Experts is Discoverable
The 1993 amendments to Rule 26(a)(2)(B) concerning disclosure of material
presented to an expert does not exempt "core" work product or limit
disclosure to factual material as opposed to mental impressions or opinions
of counsel. If the expert sees it, it's discoverable. Accord, Weil v.
Long Island Savings Bank FSB, ...
presented to an expert does not exempt "core" work product or limit
disclosure to factual material as opposed to mental impressions or opinions
of counsel. If the expert sees it, it's discoverable. Accord, Weil v.
Long Island Savings Bank FSB, ...
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