Grange Mutual Insurance Co. v. Trude

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• holding that an adequate remedy by appeal rarely exists if the alleged error is an order allowing discovery
• holding that failure to address discovery request in appellate brief constituted a waiver of the issue
• holding that failure to address discovery request in appellate brief constituted a waiver of the issue
• finding that failure to address issue in appellate brief resulted in waiver of the issue
• noting that production of irrelevant information warrants a writ only if such “production would be ‘a substantial miscarriage of justice . . . and correction of the error is necessary and appropriate in the interest of orderly judicial administration.’”
• highlighting de novo review is typically appropriate under the first class of writs because jurisdiction is a question of law

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).