· 10/24/1990
Tom L. Scott, Inc. v. McIlhany
Citations
- 798 S.W.2d 556
- 34 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 64
- 1990 Tex. LEXIS 130
- 1990 WL 160369
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- holding that a settling party could not \assign\ its experts to the opposing party, who then redesignated the experts from \testifying\ experts to \consulting-only\ experts
- holding that a settling party could not \assign\ its experts to the opposing party, who then redesignated the experts from \testifying\ experts to \consulting-only\ experts
- explaining that policy behind consulting-expert privilege is to encourage parties to seek expert advice in evaluating their case
- explaining that policy behind consulting-expert privilege is to encourage parties to seek expert advice in evaluating their case
- discussing the inability of litigants to use private agreements to block discovery of information and testimony sought by third 13 parties
- discussing inability of litigants to use private agreements to block discovery of information and testimony sought by third parties
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Judges: Gonzalez
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