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The Missouri Supreme Court ruled privileged documents inadvertently given by an insurer to its expert and then turned over to the plaintiff prior to deposition are no longer privileged. Farmers Insurance Co. accidentally gave its expert an attorney's report prepared by its counsel, and the expert then gave the report to the plaintiff. "The bell has been rung and cannot be unrung," the court said.
December 11, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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