Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Virginia

discovery

if i have doctor notes from one doctor....but have a different doctor on the stand can i ask the doctor on the stand questions from the other doctors notes or do i have to have them both at trial?

i sent a duces tecum out for doctor notes on a patient ...before she sent them i asked the clerk if i could take a copy of them home to study when they arrived....i know they have to have a copy of them there at the clerks office for opposing counsel to see.....she said yes...but when i came to pick them up she said her supervisor said noone could take them out of the office that i had to look at them there......which is ridiculous because you cant have them to study in depth and prepare a witness.....these were copies not originals..was she telling me the truth?

i know that im suppose to share discovery...but does that mean everything?....for instance receipts or a letter that my witness may have?

please help soon

thanks

shari bennett


Asked on 10/12/06, 8:44 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

Daniel Press Chung & Press, P.C.

Re: discovery

Are you trying to do a case involving medical issues without a lawyer? These are complicated issues that can't be just answered simply online. GET A LAWYER!

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Answered on 10/12/06, 9:12 am


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