Tucker v. Honda of South Carolina Manufacturing, Inc.

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• holding an order compelling discovery is not immediately appealable even when it may result in the disclosure of confidential communications
• holding an order compelling discovery involving privileged information is not immediately appealable
• \an order compelling discovery may be appealed only after the trial court holds a party in contempt\
• \[A]n order compelling discovery does not ordinarily involve the merits of the case and may not be appealed.\

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