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· 6/18/1997

Broyles v. Reilly

Citations

  • 695 So. 2d 832
  • 1997 WL 329565

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  • holding that, absent reason for exclusion, personal injury plaintiff was entitled to have court reporter present at physical exam and \[t]here is no reason that the presence of a videographer at an examination should be treated differently\
  • \[I]t would take an exceptional circumstance to permit anyone other than a videographer or court reporter and the plaintiff's attorney to be present on behalf of the plaintiff at a compulsory examination held pursuant to rule 1.360.\

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Judges: Per Curiam

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