Rhodes v. USAA Casualty Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that discovery orders by and large are “not final, and are therefore unappealable.”
• noting that “[g]enerally, discovery orders involving purportedly privileged material are appealable” under the collateral order doctrine
• noting that, “[g]enerally, discovery orders involving purportedly privileged material are appealable” under the collateral order doctrine
• holding expectations of the insureds are not material to bad faith liability
• stating “discovery orders involving purportedly privileged material are appealable because if immediate appellate review is not granted, the disclosure of documents cannot be undone and subsequent appellate review would be rendered moot”
• granting collateral review of a discovery order involving purportedly privileged material

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