The court adopts the two-part Koch test: 1. was it objectively reasonable for the first party who claims to have retained the expert to conclude that a confidential relationship existed between that party and the expert; and 2. did the first party disclose any confidential or privileged information to the expert?
December 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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