Folwell v. Miller

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• explaining that the objecting party must “specifically demonstrate the burden that the discovery would impose”
• “The party asserting the work product doctrine bears the burden of establishing that the doctrine applies to each document as to which it is asserted.”
• documents created after the inception of litigation are not work product per se, and a party must establish more than just that the documents were created after the filing of a lawsuit

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).