Ex Parte Indus. Dev. Bd. of Montgomery

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• granting writ and directing trial court to vacate its order denying defendant’s motion for a protective order to prevent the plaintiff from deposing defense counsel where the defendant showed that there were alternative means of obtaining the desired information
• “In the unique context of a party’s attempt to prevent the deposition of its counsel, the Shelton factors are a practical means of implementing the requirements of Rule 26(b)(1) and evaluating whether there is good cause for the issuance of a protective order under Rule 26(c).”
• “In the unique context of a party’s attempt to prevent the deposition of its counsel, the Shelton factors are a practical means of implementing the requirements of Rule 26(b)(1) and evaluating whether there is good cause for the issuance of a protective order under Rule 26(c).”

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