Janet v. Brookdale Resort, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• “We further interpret the word ‘considered’ as . . . it is intended to encompass: (a) all documents and oral communications relied upon by the experts in formulating their opinions; and (b
• “[Ojnly the most naive of experienced lawyers or judges could fail to realize that in our present legal culture money plus the proper ‘marching orders’ will get an ‘expert’ witness who will undertake to prove most anything.”
• Rule 26 “allows discovery of all communications between counsel and a retained testifying expert, even if those communications contain attorneys’ mental impressions or trial strategy or is otherwise protected by the work privilege.” (emphasis in the original)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).