Reed v. Hess

How courts have described this case

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• discovery orders are generally deemed interlocutory and thus nonappealable by the parties as interlocutory appeals; review of pretrial discovery orders has generally been denied because they can be effectively reviewed after final judgment
• “Forbearance to sue can be good consideration for a promise, regardless of the actual validity of the claim, if the one who forbears has a reasonable and sincere belief in its validity.”

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