Meyer v. McDonnell

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• finding privilege waived where “[a]ppellant claimed damages for his mental or emotional disorders in his declaration, in testimony, and in his request for instructions”
• evidence of a party attempting to intimidate or improperly influence a witness has probative value with respect to that party’s consciousness of the weakness of the case
• evidence of a party attempting to intimidate or improperly influence a witness has probative value with respect to that party's consciousness of the weakness of the case
• physician's attempted intimidation of expert witness in medical malpractice action had probative value insofar as it related to physician's consciousness of weakness of his case and was admissible for such purpose

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).